Least sound-most power - which exhaust?
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Least sound-most power - which exhaust?
A little backround - The stock pipes were too quiet, hot, and restrictive. I did a 107 upgrade and went to D&D 2>1 Fatcat with quiet baffle. My main goal was to extract as much power out of the bike and chose the Fatcat based on that, thinking "How loud can it be?". At idle I like it. But on the highway, where the bike lives basically, I'm finding it too loud. That and my fasteners all need re torquing after a long ride.
So the question is - Is there a quieter pipe out there that won't strangle the power out of my bike?
Thx in advance
(yes - did searches ad nauseum before buying, but here I am)
So the question is - Is there a quieter pipe out there that won't strangle the power out of my bike?
Thx in advance
(yes - did searches ad nauseum before buying, but here I am)
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+1. I love the Supermeg. I'm running 20 disks. I may add some disks for alittle more sound. 20 is very radio friendly though.
J. B.
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Supertrapp again,
I have supermeg slip ons on the 09 and run 16 discs rt, 9 left.
had supermegs on my '95
have had a supermeg 2/1 on the fxr since 1990, 24 discs.
when stacked, the discs force the gasses through a 360º "W" shaped baffle ( in profile) where the width of the baffle changes. this filters out high frequency noise.
low frequency noise is absorbed by a conventional packed baffle.
If too quiet, partially open end caps can be substituted for discs.
the 'closed course' end cap = about 10 discs ( in terms of flow)
the nightstick end cap = about 9 discs.
the made for H-D nightstick and fatshotz are very similar to the supermeg and can be altered ( end cap and discs) to perform similarly
not all supertrapp/ kerker pipes use the disc system for tuning and that would include previous to 2010 screaming eagle part numbers.
mike
I have supermeg slip ons on the 09 and run 16 discs rt, 9 left.
had supermegs on my '95
have had a supermeg 2/1 on the fxr since 1990, 24 discs.
when stacked, the discs force the gasses through a 360º "W" shaped baffle ( in profile) where the width of the baffle changes. this filters out high frequency noise.
low frequency noise is absorbed by a conventional packed baffle.
If too quiet, partially open end caps can be substituted for discs.
the 'closed course' end cap = about 10 discs ( in terms of flow)
the nightstick end cap = about 9 discs.
the made for H-D nightstick and fatshotz are very similar to the supermeg and can be altered ( end cap and discs) to perform similarly
not all supertrapp/ kerker pipes use the disc system for tuning and that would include previous to 2010 screaming eagle part numbers.
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 05-04-2012 at 06:22 PM.
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