V & H Hi output slip-ons ?
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08-09-2010, 08:42 AM
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V & H Hi output slip-ons ?
Does anyone run these on a stock 96in motor , I really like the look just not sure if there will be enough back pressure . V & H say theses are for the big compression motors ! I do have se204 cams with no compression change . Just would like to here if someone has these or rides with someone that has them . And r these muffler 4" or 3.5" ? I can't decide between the 4" rineharts or these . But I just do not want the black tips, the sales guy @ Dr-vtwin said the chrome tips will turn or blue ! Thanks for any input .
#2
08-09-2010, 08:52 AM
Just put them on my Limited, well the Monster Rounds, which are the High Outputs with a full chrome cover which covers the steps in the muffler.
Will measure them tonight when I get home, Im sure they are a full 4" diameter, I know they sound good.
Worked all weekend off & on changing the exhaust system to power duals and high flow air cleaner and never finished.
100+ degrees here in Texas, Sucks after awhile working in the garage with the fan on.
By the way you might want to consider the Monster Rounds, as I think they are the same muffler, and they have the Blue Proof cover and the High Outputs do not. Jamie at Fuel Moto turned me on to that fact, and I went with the Rounds instead.
Ride On.
Will measure them tonight when I get home, Im sure they are a full 4" diameter, I know they sound good.
Worked all weekend off & on changing the exhaust system to power duals and high flow air cleaner and never finished.
100+ degrees here in Texas, Sucks after awhile working in the garage with the fan on.
By the way you might want to consider the Monster Rounds, as I think they are the same muffler, and they have the Blue Proof cover and the High Outputs do not. Jamie at Fuel Moto turned me on to that fact, and I went with the Rounds instead.
Ride On.
Last edited by WolfDog; 08-09-2010 at 08:54 AM.
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08-09-2010, 03:00 PM
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08-09-2010, 05:07 PM
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#10
08-09-2010, 05:32 PM
I think the real difference is in the baffle, thats the only thing I noticed different.
When I saw the HO's at Longhorn I fell in love with the stepped design of the muffler, had never seen that before, but switched to these as noted above.
When they came out of the box, the steps are there just different cover, so it has to be the baffel.
At any rate clearly good looking V & H, if they still look as good as the Long Shots did on my Softail when I sold it 5 years later, these should do the trick.
When I saw the HO's at Longhorn I fell in love with the stepped design of the muffler, had never seen that before, but switched to these as noted above.
When they came out of the box, the steps are there just different cover, so it has to be the baffel.
At any rate clearly good looking V & H, if they still look as good as the Long Shots did on my Softail when I sold it 5 years later, these should do the trick.