Yep I think I will call them up tomorrow and order a set, thanks for the feedback on them, I will post a video once I get them just to copare the 113" with yours.

 

Fine. I'll just get the 124 and then......If you can help me with the video clip let me know!!

 

I give up on my lame video camera. I have video on my new digital camera I got today. I will try again tomorrow. Just so you know the video won't do any justice. My daughter recorded my bike at idle and take off. In person it roars. Just ask my neighbors after a week of coming home at midnightHawg wired here I come

 

I'm glad you like them. I love the way they sound in mine too, and the performance gains are huge. Funny, I pulled mine out last night and installed the performance baffles, took a little ride and laughed my *** off at how lame my TD's sound and perform again. But I think I'll have better luck selling them with the performance baffles that the Big City Thunder's installed. Haven't bought new pipes yet but I'm leaning to wards the Vance&Hines Big Radius in black.

 

So you have drill the pipes to install those baffles? I would have a real hard time drillin' a set of pipes that cost as much as Rineharts. Maybe one day if I decide to get a new exhaust I'll try that route first. Until then, I'm very happy with the sound of my pipes.

If you're not happy with the sound of the Rineharts because you think they're too quiet, you don't do enough long trips with interstate ridin'. The stock Rineharts are pretty damn loud when you're cruisin' down the interstate at about 80mph. I know, I know. You're gonna say, "You shouldn't have to go 80mph to have the pipes get loud." My point is that you don't ride long enough in a high enough RPM range to get that perfect Rinehart sound. I don't give a **** what the guys at the local Bike Night say or think. I'm not out to impress everyone else with the sound of my pipes. I think the Rineharts sound bad *** the way they came, and they work great for the type of ridin' I do.

I'm glad you're happier with the way your pipes sound now. I'd really like to hear a set with those baffles installed. If they do offer better performance and better sound, they might be worth lookin' into at some point.

 

I'm the last one to care what people think too. I just could never find that good deep, throaty, loud sound till I installed these.

I have already done a 400 mile ride and just never thought the standard Rineharts ever got the sound I wanted at 20mph or 100mph. Yes I did go 100mph.

A friend of ours got in a bad accident last month. He was riding and a lady cut him off from 2 lanes ove trying to make it off an exit. He went flying over his handle bars. He is okay believe it or not. The lady told the cop she didn't even see or hear him. He now believes that loud pipes save lives!!

 

That's exactly why the pipes were one of the first things I did to my bike. A lot of people say that "loud pipes save lives" is a myth. Well, I can tell you from my experience that I got cut off MUCH, MUCH, MUCH more often with the stock pipes. No matter what bike I was ridin'. That was always the one thing I hated about buyin' a new bike. I had to be even more careful than usual, because I knew the other people couldn't hear me. I'm not sayin' I haven't got cut off with loud pipes, though. It happens. It just doesn't happen nearly as often. I've also had people start to cut me off, but when I twist the throttle, they hear me and move back over. So YES. Loud pipes do save lives. At least in my case they have. Who knows how many times they saved my life without me even know......

 

drrandall I also have the RH TDs on my 07 SG with the performance baffles and I have never cared for the gurgling soundallof their bafflesmake on decell. I would like to order the same thingyoudid. Whatare the big city baffle and adaptor part numbers you bought.

Thanks in advance

 

Did you have change the SERT setting or is it a direct replacement?

 

Part # for baffles #2004
There is no part number for adapter it's called Rinehart adapter. They will know.