Rush Slipons
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Rush Slipons
Well after reading many treads and listening/watching several sound clip/videos, I've decided to go with with the Rush slip ons with the 1.75 baffles. I didn't want anything loud, just a little rumble over stock, which would mellow out on the highway for my 97 Road King. I hear that Rush is now installing better packing around their baffles, question is, do I take a chance and buy them from the dealer or order them from Fuelmoto with the new silient Sport packing. My second choice for slip ons was the S & S SPO Ovals, but I like the looks of the Rush mufflers and have heard more positive coments about them.
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I have Rush 1.75 on mine softail, I love them. I repacked mine by going to a metric/BMX shop. Bought a sheet of material and wrapped them around the baffles. Pulled them out about 5,000 miles later to check on them and they were all there. I Rush uses pieces of batting and the exhaust blows them out the end. They are a lot louder than stock on take off and acceleration, but tone down nicely when cruising.
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I`ve got Rivco slipons on my `09 Road Glide. 2in. baffles sounded stock. 2.5in. were too quiet also. Took the matting out and slid the baffles in backwards and now it sounds like a Harley. Can here the tunes good at any speed and she snorts nice when throttled up. I hear a lot of other baggers around town and they are about the same. I was surprised how much the matting deadens the sound and like it much better with it out.
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2" Rush on my '08 R/G for 15k miles.....doesn't wake anyone when leaving
home at o'dark-thirty, but once on the open roads the bark
is deep and not overly loud.
A sure headturner when cruising thru town, as they sound different than
the usual run-of-the-mill 'loud harley'
Toonz are still audible at hiway speeds.....
I would not hesitate to put these on my next bike ( if I ever buy a next bike !!)
home at o'dark-thirty, but once on the open roads the bark
is deep and not overly loud.
A sure headturner when cruising thru town, as they sound different than
the usual run-of-the-mill 'loud harley'
Toonz are still audible at hiway speeds.....
I would not hesitate to put these on my next bike ( if I ever buy a next bike !!)