I'm shopping for aftermarket exhaust. A buddy of mine just bought a pair of true dual Rhinehart pipes for his 08 FLHX with the aftermarket download and air filter and paid about $1400 with tax. I'm shopping around and saw that there are so many brands but I can't compare the sound with the Rhineharts on my buddies bike. Are there any other brands out that there that have the same sound as Rhineharts without their $$ price?? Thanks.

 

You can get the rineharts a lot cheaper from eastern performance. Give them a call. Usually around 700 TYD.

 

Start saving your pennies!!!!

I have heard many scoots with many different pipes that I really LIKED, but last spring my buddy got a set of Rinehart TD's on his Street Glide and I absolutely fell in LOVE with the way the bike sounded.

After he told me about the performance gains he got from doin this install, I was convinced.

I just bought a set of Rinehart TD's and went with the SE Stage 1 AC and download. Expensive, but well worth it IMO. Good luck

Did I mention that when we go ridin' my buddy don't want to be behind me and I sure as hell don't stay behind him too long either.

 

The Rhineharts do sound good, but so do my Rush 2.25s and fullsac tru dual conversion for around 350 if I remember correctly.

 

actually, and this is just my opinion, i like the way my v&h true duals (with the quiet baffles) sound at rpm better than my wife's rineharts. now, at idle, i think hers sound better.

 

You can just get the muffs. A lot cheaper and most of the same sound qualities.

 

I put V&H true duals with thunderheader slipons on my 07 SG. Sounds damn good.

 

+1 on Eastern Performance. $1150 delivered for the Rinehart TD's, A/N Big Sucker and the PCIII.

 

Did the whole stage 1 package with the Fuelmoto Performance Package for $689 and my buddy with the Rineharts said he thinks mine sounds better than his.

 

I had d&d mufflers before trying rineharts and truly could tell no difference in sound between the two. They were both behind v&h headers...just too loud for my taste.