Thunder Monster Baffle removal
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Thunder Monster Baffle removal
Hey fellas,
I may be removing the Thunder Monsters I just installed due to the volume. I would be going back to the stock baffle until I can buy a D&D Fat Cat.
Question: Will the 1/4" hole I drilled in the pipe to mount the baffles (6" in the pipe) cause any problems when I put the stock baffle back in. The hole will be open of course. The guy at Big City Thunder says it won't b/c the hole is too small to make a difference. Just wanted to get your input.
I may be removing the Thunder Monsters I just installed due to the volume. I would be going back to the stock baffle until I can buy a D&D Fat Cat.
Question: Will the 1/4" hole I drilled in the pipe to mount the baffles (6" in the pipe) cause any problems when I put the stock baffle back in. The hole will be open of course. The guy at Big City Thunder says it won't b/c the hole is too small to make a difference. Just wanted to get your input.
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RE: Thunder Monster Baffle removal
Well, I went for a ride this morning. The bike pops like crazy and seems to need a retune. At $125.00 for the retuneI have decided to go back to the stock baffle and save my money for a D&D Fat Cat. Don' t want to spend the extra money and still not be happy with the end result.
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RE: Thunder Monster Baffle removal
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Well, I went for a ride this morning. The bike pops like crazy and seems to need a retune. At $125.00 for the retuneI have decided to go back to the stock baffle and save my money for a D&D Fat Cat. Don' t want to spend the extra money and still not be happy with the end result.
Well, I went for a ride this morning. The bike pops like crazy and seems to need a retune. At $125.00 for the retuneI have decided to go back to the stock baffle and save my money for a D&D Fat Cat. Don' t want to spend the extra money and still not be happy with the end result.
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