D&D Fat Cat 2 into 1
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D&D Fat Cat 2 into 1
Hello everyone! I just bought a D&D Fat Cat 2 into1 exhaust. I believe with a quite baffle. Has anyone installed this baffle and how do you like it? How loud is it vs the standard? I really wanted the standard baffle but they shipped me the wrong baffle. However, I have a mechanic that can take out the quite baffle and put in a standard. Anyone know the part numbers for the quite baffle and standard baffle? The box my pipe arrived in has a handwritten part number 506-32BQ? Will this thing be too quite? Help....
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02-15-2008, 08:54 AM
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RE: D&D Fat Cat 2 into 1
Phil has dynoed the two styles and the quite baffle made slightly more torque and HP! you may just want to run what you have!
PS I have the standard baffle and I dont think its all that loud! I think its quiter than the Rinehart and the Thunderheaders that I have previously run.
PS I have the standard baffle and I dont think its all that loud! I think its quiter than the Rinehart and the Thunderheaders that I have previously run.
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02-15-2008, 08:56 AM
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02-15-2008, 09:28 AM
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02-15-2008, 09:29 AM
RE: D&D Fat Cat 2 into 1
I have the quiet baffle and it's louder than I want it to be.
(Competes too much with stereo.)
It does sound good in those times when I twist the wick and actually want to hear it.
Consensus opinion is that the performance numbers are better with quiet baffle than with standard baffle. I personally wouldn't know because I haven't had both, dyno tested both, etc.
All I do know is that I installed D&D Fat Cats, Ness Big Sucker, and Thundermax AT (all at the same time) and the bike has run like a top since the first time I hit the starter button.
(Competes too much with stereo.)
It does sound good in those times when I twist the wick and actually want to hear it.
Consensus opinion is that the performance numbers are better with quiet baffle than with standard baffle. I personally wouldn't know because I haven't had both, dyno tested both, etc.
All I do know is that I installed D&D Fat Cats, Ness Big Sucker, and Thundermax AT (all at the same time) and the bike has run like a top since the first time I hit the starter button.
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02-15-2008, 09:31 AM
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02-15-2008, 11:42 AM
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RE: D&D Fat Cat 2 into 1
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Hello everyone! I just bought a D&D Fat Cat 2 into1 exhaust. I believe with a quite baffle. Has anyone installed this baffle and how do you like it? How loud is it vs the standard? I really wanted the standard baffle but they shipped me the wrong baffle. However, I have a mechanic that can take out the quite baffle and put in a standard. Anyone know the part numbers for the quite baffle and standard baffle? The box my pipe arrived in has a handwritten part number 506-32BQ? Will this thing be too quite? Help....
Yes, the "Q" on the end of your part number is for the Quiet baffle.
Now, the quiet baffle is by no means as quiet as stock.......it is all relative to what the standard baffle sounds like. I've had both and ridden with both........and I prefer the quiet baffle. I can still cruise down the highway at 80mph and hear the radio just fine, but when I want to get on it and be heard it will do that too.
Steve
Hello everyone! I just bought a D&D Fat Cat 2 into1 exhaust. I believe with a quite baffle. Has anyone installed this baffle and how do you like it? How loud is it vs the standard? I really wanted the standard baffle but they shipped me the wrong baffle. However, I have a mechanic that can take out the quite baffle and put in a standard. Anyone know the part numbers for the quite baffle and standard baffle? The box my pipe arrived in has a handwritten part number 506-32BQ? Will this thing be too quite? Help....
Yes, the "Q" on the end of your part number is for the Quiet baffle.
Now, the quiet baffle is by no means as quiet as stock.......it is all relative to what the standard baffle sounds like. I've had both and ridden with both........and I prefer the quiet baffle. I can still cruise down the highway at 80mph and hear the radio just fine, but when I want to get on it and be heard it will do that too.
Steve
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