Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
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RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
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06-30-2007, 11:19 PM
RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
if you want added performance in mid range these are for you. if ya like the harley potato sound you are going to be disapointed
ORIGINAL: stevieg
Saw these on ebay. (The actual bike in the ad sold on ebay a couple weeks ago for $8,400).
Anybody have these? They're real pricey but look great. I wonder how they compare to my second choice: V & H short shots?
Saw these on ebay. (The actual bike in the ad sold on ebay a couple weeks ago for $8,400).
Anybody have these? They're real pricey but look great. I wonder how they compare to my second choice: V & H short shots?
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07-01-2007, 01:51 AM
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RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
stevie: I have the Rinehart 2 into 1 on my '05 XL 1200 R. Previously I had Cycle Shack slip-on turnouts and prior to that had H-D SE Is. The Rinehart system caused me to have more midrange "punch" or torque and I believe a bit more top end horsepower over the Cycle Shacks. The sound is deep and quite pleasing. The 'potato, potato,potato' is still there, just muted a bit from what it was with the Cycle Shacks. The overallexhaust soundlevel is loud enough that I "cool it" just a little bit when around a LEO. I live in the typical subdivision and I idle in and out of it when coming/going. Overall I am very pleased with the additional performance, sound and the looks.
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
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07-01-2007, 04:30 PM
RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
I dont wanna argue, but the 2 into 1 loses the harley sound completely to me....
ORIGINAL: Big Cholla
stevie: I have the Rinehart 2 into 1 on my '05 XL 1200 R. Previously I had Cycle Shack slip-on turnouts and prior to that had H-D SE Is. The Rinehart system caused me to have more midrange "punch" or torque and I believe a bit more top end horsepower over the Cycle Shacks. The sound is deep and quite pleasing. The 'potato, potato,potato' is still there, just muted a bit from what it was with the Cycle Shacks. The overallexhaust soundlevel is loud enough that I "cool it" just a little bit when around a LEO. I live in the typical subdivision and I idle in and out of it when coming/going. Overall I am very pleased with the additional performance, sound and the looks.
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
stevie: I have the Rinehart 2 into 1 on my '05 XL 1200 R. Previously I had Cycle Shack slip-on turnouts and prior to that had H-D SE Is. The Rinehart system caused me to have more midrange "punch" or torque and I believe a bit more top end horsepower over the Cycle Shacks. The sound is deep and quite pleasing. The 'potato, potato,potato' is still there, just muted a bit from what it was with the Cycle Shacks. The overallexhaust soundlevel is loud enough that I "cool it" just a little bit when around a LEO. I live in the typical subdivision and I idle in and out of it when coming/going. Overall I am very pleased with the additional performance, sound and the looks.
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
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07-01-2007, 04:57 PM
RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
ORIGINAL: x2lee
I dont wanna argue, but the 2 into 1 loses the harley sound completely to me....
I dont wanna argue, but the 2 into 1 loses the harley sound completely to me....
ORIGINAL: Big Cholla
stevie: I have the Rinehart 2 into 1 on my '05 XL 1200 R. Previously I had Cycle Shack slip-on turnouts and prior to that had H-D SE Is. The Rinehart system caused me to have more midrange "punch" or torque and I believe a bit more top end horsepower over the Cycle Shacks. The sound is deep and quite pleasing. The 'potato, potato,potato' is still there, just muted a bit from what it was with the Cycle Shacks. The overallexhaust soundlevel is loud enough that I "cool it" just a little bit when around a LEO. I live in the typical subdivision and I idle in and out of it when coming/going. Overall I am very pleased with the additional performance, sound and the looks.
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
stevie: I have the Rinehart 2 into 1 on my '05 XL 1200 R. Previously I had Cycle Shack slip-on turnouts and prior to that had H-D SE Is. The Rinehart system caused me to have more midrange "punch" or torque and I believe a bit more top end horsepower over the Cycle Shacks. The sound is deep and quite pleasing. The 'potato, potato,potato' is still there, just muted a bit from what it was with the Cycle Shacks. The overallexhaust soundlevel is loud enough that I "cool it" just a little bit when around a LEO. I live in the typical subdivision and I idle in and out of it when coming/going. Overall I am very pleased with the additional performance, sound and the looks.
I also have a '05 Road King Classic that has Rinehart True Duals. All the same comments apply except I do believe that the tone of the sound is slightly better.
I highly recommend the 2 into 1 for your Sportster. ................ BC
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07-01-2007, 05:34 PM
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07-01-2007, 06:01 PM
RE: Rinehart 2 in 1. Anyone have these?
ORIGINAL: Big Cholla
cHarley: Sure I did!
It is a 'R' or in Harley talk, a "Roadster". It comes with mid controls and that is what I like best. It was a natural for the installation of the Rinehart 2 into 1 exhaust. ............. BC
cHarley: Sure I did!
It is a 'R' or in Harley talk, a "Roadster". It comes with mid controls and that is what I like best. It was a natural for the installation of the Rinehart 2 into 1 exhaust. ............. BC
