Anyone running Bassini Pro Street pipes?
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03-08-2010, 05:31 PM
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I'm runnin' the Bassani Pro Street Turnouts in black ceramic w/heat shields. The fit and finish is second to none. The sound is better than anything I've heard-awesome!.
The heat shields give that "fat" look to the stepped pipes. I am very happy with them and they are not the cookie-cutter V&H pipes that everybody else runs.
The heat shields give that "fat" look to the stepped pipes. I am very happy with them and they are not the cookie-cutter V&H pipes that everybody else runs.
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I had some chrome turnout Pro Streets on my Softie. They looked awesome and sounded as good or better than any other pipe I've heard on a Twinkie. The issue that I had was that my bike is so low that I'd scrape them on right hand turns, both the turnout end of the outside pipe and the bottom of the front pipe by the cam cover. I also suggest getting the full length heat shields for them as they cover the bluing nicely whereas the short heat shields are worth dick. The full length shields take a little work to get them to fit up at the muffler nicely, but nothing more than a tweak over the knee. They want a fuggin fortune for the pipes and shields IMHO, but a cooler looking better sounding production exhaust would be hard to find.
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