Touring Mufflers
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04-01-2009, 10:09 AM
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SE Touring
I just got a stage 1 with the SE street performance touring mufflers on. I really like them look and sound good. I get a nice low tone like a harley should sound, but its not overly loud. I wanted something with a better sound and a little louder than stock they fit the bill for me.
#24
04-01-2009, 06:06 PM
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Thanks for the replies. Still trying to find someone with that part number ($313 from Lake Shore HD..or other 20% online store)
1. I might call Jamie at FuelMoto for some direction.
2. Monster Ovals look and sound great. But $600 + for mufflers is out of line.
3. I still have my 4 year old stockers (somewhere?) But don't want to lose the Stage 1 gains. Might drill or knock out "cap".
4. No Samson true duals....My V&H dresser dual are fine.
5. I'll also look at Supertrapps if they are only 3 db over stock
6. CVO Screamin' eagle...If I can fine em'
7. Scrooge: didn't your '06 have a catalytic converter. Let me know exactly
what you did, ie; knock out end caps
8. Will take a look at BUB 7's
Thanks again guys.
1. I might call Jamie at FuelMoto for some direction.
2. Monster Ovals look and sound great. But $600 + for mufflers is out of line.
3. I still have my 4 year old stockers (somewhere?) But don't want to lose the Stage 1 gains. Might drill or knock out "cap".
4. No Samson true duals....My V&H dresser dual are fine.
5. I'll also look at Supertrapps if they are only 3 db over stock
6. CVO Screamin' eagle...If I can fine em'
7. Scrooge: didn't your '06 have a catalytic converter. Let me know exactly
what you did, ie; knock out end caps
8. Will take a look at BUB 7's
Thanks again guys.
7) CVO 110" stockers easy to find. Just go to www.CVOharley.com and check classifieds. Should get a nice set for about $200 tops.
CN
#25
04-01-2009, 06:08 PM
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04-01-2009, 06:25 PM
#27
04-01-2009, 08:48 PM
I'll cast another vote for the Dyno-Tuned Jackpots. I have the same concerns as you and find these mufflers perfect. The tone is what you would want, deep and throaty, but not loud enough to make your ears ring after a long ride or drown out the stereo. Fuel Moto has performed DB tests on these and they are <2DB louder than stock, which translates into about a 25% volume increase.
#28
04-02-2009, 12:56 PM
Road Master
The part number you listed is probably similar to 64985-07A
which I have on my '07. If you want that loud HD sound those aren't going to deliver but I don't mind that at all.
I never wanted to wake up my neighbors when I leave for work at 6AM just like I wish my buddy next door had these when he comes home from the tavern at 3AM, LOL
I think these are fine, you definitely can ride all day without being bothered by the sound plus I won't need a bigger amp to listen to tunes/ballgames while we're out riding. I think the 4 inch diameter looks good also.
which I have on my '07. If you want that loud HD sound those aren't going to deliver but I don't mind that at all.
I never wanted to wake up my neighbors when I leave for work at 6AM just like I wish my buddy next door had these when he comes home from the tavern at 3AM, LOL
I think these are fine, you definitely can ride all day without being bothered by the sound plus I won't need a bigger amp to listen to tunes/ballgames while we're out riding. I think the 4 inch diameter looks good also.
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