Miami Exhaust
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Are you looking for a louder pipe, I have the Street Walker R G Geez on mine and my neighbors hate me :lol::lol::lol:. You can take yours out and cut them in half, that will give you deeper and louder sound.
Carlos
Carlos
Are you sure they are 2 1/2" pipes? That's kind of odd for exhasut pipes. Usually you see 2 1/4" or less. Stainless Creations uses 2 3/8" pipes. He installed the Thunder monster baffles in mine but he has to weld a pipe over it then lathe it down to the proper size as there largest baffle is 2 1/4" OD.
You could always install the ole reliable washer baffle in it if you just want some more back pressure.
jimizee028
TRUE COLORS COLLISION
it does actually change the sound ,i did it last nite and then totally removed them cause i just wasnt that pleased,my washers could have been a bit too big,i think if i would make the washers have a smaller diameter it would work,but it does truelly baffle the pipes...some,especially upon deceleration.....
LamboV12
Active Member
Easy fix - I was running some Trotta 2 1/2 open exhaust - same thing - Just get some baffles off of ebay or anywhere - 2 1/2 are kind of hard to find, but they are out there, I used 2 1/4 or 2... don't remember but believe me, any baffle will make it quiter. I used a 4 inch long baffle, then kept cutting the length shorter until I got the sound I wanted.
Remember - If the pipes are not even (the pipe going to the front cyc is usually longer), then use a shorter baffle on the pipe going to the front. This keeps equal back pressure to both pipes.
Remember - If the pipes are not even (the pipe going to the front cyc is usually longer), then use a shorter baffle on the pipe going to the front. This keeps equal back pressure to both pipes.
alhall88
UAW
Don't know what you want to spend but I know these guys have made several custom sizes. No website you'll have to call them. Here's a little write up.
Powerbraidz Flexible Exhaust Baffle | Chopper News Blog & Opinions at Street Chopper Magazine
Powerbraidz Flexible Exhaust Baffle | Chopper News Blog & Opinions at Street Chopper Magazine
WRM66
Member
I am thinking about a set of the Ultra Slashed pipes for my '08 Ridgeback....wondering if anyone knows if there will be any mounting issues, due to the 330 tire and the transmission sticking out 1 1/2 further than on other BDMs...Also, how well will these pipes hold up as for as bluing.....
TLB08K9
Well-Known Member
I had a set of these on my bike, they are free floating, no brackets to bolt them anywhere other than the exhaust studs and a bolt between the two pipes. They are loud as F*ck and if you make right hand turns YOU WILL drag the ever living crap out of them. I have a couple of pics up from behind with a video showing just how far out past the foot peg they stick out. Sharp points like to eat pants legs and chaps. They are sick looking but for the riding i do, wasnt for me. Not tryin to steer you away from them just tryin to inform you.
You can search "paychecks bark is a little louder" and it will show you some pics of the pipes and video
TLB08K9
Well-Known Member
Glad I could help
cafechopper
Member
I had a set on my chopper and there was plenty of clearance when turning never ahd a problem give them a call and see what they say before you change your mind about the pipes they are bad ass
TLB08K9
Well-Known Member
cafe i dont deny they were a sweet set of pipes or that maybe it was my riding style, maybe the difference in tire width. I have a few photos of mine and man they were some kinda tore up on the bottom. Hey I gave them to a member on here, he had a ridgeback ( ithink) chihuasbigdog might shoot him a pm and see if he had any issues
TCALZ06
Well-Known Member
I have a set of these pipes and their customer service sucks.
I've been trying to get something done for 8 months now.
I paid for ceramic coating on the inside and the pipes turned bad the first week