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I have been thinking about altering my baffles for a little more sound. They are factory original stock, in good condition, does anyone have any ideas/problems that would help/hurt. Thanks, 'Dog
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'Dog,
Don't alter your baffles, I'll sell you my original exhaust. Each muffler has a fist-sized hole underneath right at the end. They sound great
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Some would kill for those... so, get another set and play with them. I could bet that you could get lotsa dough for an original exhaust system in good condition.
OK, I know I wouldn't give more than 400$ for a good one... but there are crazier ppl out there.
LPIf it doesn't have an engine, it's not a sport, it's only a game.
(stole that one from I-dont-know-who)Comment
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I guess your right, I may just get another set, and save my original. Later 'DogComment
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I put a set of Harley Sporster mufflers on a pair of stock headers. The both look and sound great. The best part is they were dirt cheap.Originally posted by scalded dog
I guess your right, I may just get another set, and save my original. Later 'Dog
Go to a Harley shop and tell them you're scrounging an old sportser together and ask if they have any take off mufflers for cheap. Odds are you'll get a pair for next to nothing.
GeezerHi my name is Tony and I'm a bikeoholic.
The old gray biker ain't what he used to be.Comment
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When I bought my bike the mufflers had been drilled and they were pretty loud. I thought they sounded pretty good, but they were just too loud for me. They each had eight 3/8" holes drilled in the end. I don't know how deep the holes were. I welded the holes up and they are now quiet but sound throaty, if that's possible.Bill Murrin
Nashville, TN
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