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picking an exhaust
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jr88dale
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| Joined: 12/07
Posted: 12/19/07
10:58 AM
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Well...
I am new to the motorcycle word. I bought a 2007 Heritage Softail Classic.
Of course I would like to change my exhaust but i have no clue on the best way to choose one.
I want a good sounding exhaust(can't be very loud) I live in a residential area. I drive to work so i leave at 530 in the morn.
I would like to get something that i will not need to make any engine changes.
Does any one have some ideas.
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Posted: 12/28/07
06:38 AM
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I run the super trapp 2 into 1 on my ss96ci softail I also use 20 internal disc for optimum HP CCI shows it as p/n 280429 the discs p/n is 11197 I use the end cap p/n 11318 This system sounds great The cops wave at ya
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Posted: 12/29/07
07:04 PM
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A lot is made about noisy exhaust, when it really comes down to the knothead on the seat. I run the baffles pulled out of my V&H shortshots on my Dyna, and work nights. Usually get home about 4:30am. I've never had a noise complaint because I ride like I've got some sense. Now, down the street from me is a young jerk with a CBR and a Yoshimura pipe who seems to think that 8k rpm revs is the way to warm up an engine, and that my street is a drag strip. I know of three different times the law has been to his house. (not on my call, I don't do that.)
If you ride with some sense, you'll have no issues with any exhaust, if you're an *** you're gonna have issues with stock.
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