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| does anyone know if a slip on exhaust is made for the 2006 nite rod that has some noise to it? some real serious noise? or with removable baffles? any help would be great! i have already tried H-Davidson's slip on ;(the hollow points) and they are sealed just like stock;and are too quiet
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| | My Harley mechanic is going to push down the plugs inside to make a little more noise, haven't done it yet. So I dont know how much louder. |
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| Samson Caliber slipons, about 400 bucks.
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| You can get a Cary Faas Racing 2-1 pipe that is basically a slip-on for the head pipes. It is around $500 but has great performance gains and the sound is deep, rumbling and low. The fit and finish are awesome and the install is easy because of the slip on nature. Small company, highly recommended. Check out www.v-rodforums.com for all kinds of info on this pipe and links to the webpage.
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| | Good question, I want a louder Night Rod also, but I also know that I can lower HP and performance by doing this. I also am looking at how to get a Harley sound and not hurt performance. |
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| | A Cary Faas pipe slips on the headers and converts it to a 2-in-1 with an excellent sound without being obnoxious. The Force slip-ons are LOUD, but easier to install than the CFR. |
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