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Oct 6th, 2009, 01:28 PM
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Ride: ultra classic
Join Date: Aug 17th, 2009
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Re: Fatshotz Slip-on Mufflers
I can hear the stereo just fine with 16 per side. Maybe the noise/sound emitted is a function of internal diameter, length and perforation of the baffle. My old supertrapps on my EVO engine had closed end caps and was actually louder.
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Oct 6th, 2009, 03:42 PM
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Ride: 2009 Road Glide
Join Date: Jun 23rd, 2009
Location: Central California
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Re: Fatshotz Slip-on Mufflers
Great feedback thanks, so I think I have a plan for my upgrades now.
1. Install Fatshotz 2/2 slip-ons and tune with disks/caps for stock. (info @ supertrapp website= 10 disks closed cap / 2 disks open cap) Later $$$ allowing 2. Install S.E. Heavy Breather and ECM stage 1, tune with disks/caps. I like "simple", reliable upgrades that keep me out of the garage and on the road.  
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