I am looking for a set of quieter mufflers for my 1961 panhead true dual exhaust anyone know where I could find them Thanks if you can help
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I don't know if what you have is stock and worth saving, but if they are, may I suggest adding these baffles in the pipe ahead of them?
https://bigcitythunder.com/collectio...onster-baffles
I put them on my Road King with V&H mufflers and they quieted them right down, and increased low end torque too.
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1972 FX Boattail Night Train
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1973 HD Golf Cart project
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Originally posted by ldfly112 View PostThanks I will order a pair todayJason Zerbini
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I have purchased a pair of the Big city thunder baffles. Did not work exactly as I expected . The installation instructions said to install the baffles a minimumin of 4 inches in from the end of muffler. This would work great on drag pipes. My 1961 FLH has cigar mufflers which at 4 inches in there is nothing to attach to. I installed them in about 1-1/2 inches from the end did not make a big difference in the sound . Sure would like to find a pair of really quiet mufflers . any suggestions Thanks
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Did you put them before the mufflers? Or at the end? THey belong in the pipe ahead of the mufflersAMCA #41287
1971 Sprint SS350 project
1972 FX Boattail Night Train
1972 Sportster project
1973 HD Golf Cart project
1979 FXS 1200 never done playing
1989 Springer Softail project
1998 Dyna Convertible - 100% Original
96" Evo Softail self built chopper
2012 103" Road King
2020 Heritage Classic 114
plus 14 other bikes over the years...
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Originally posted by ldfly112 View PostI installed them at the end of the muffler . I will switch them to the beginning of the muffler ThanksAMCA #41287
1971 Sprint SS350 project
1972 FX Boattail Night Train
1972 Sportster project
1973 HD Golf Cart project
1979 FXS 1200 never done playing
1989 Springer Softail project
1998 Dyna Convertible - 100% Original
96" Evo Softail self built chopper
2012 103" Road King
2020 Heritage Classic 114
plus 14 other bikes over the years...
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Hi Tom, I would think the typical demographic is a customer that makes the bike louder in the sort of way a primate beats his chest to show domination (in his opinion of course). It's pretty rare for a guy to want a quieter bike.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipDmsxQVxIM
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Originally posted by DEEBS47Chief1991 View PostHi Tom, I would think the typical demographic is a customer that makes the bike louder in the sort of way a primate beats his chest to show domination (in his opinion of course). It's pretty rare for a guy to want a quieter bike.
There were generations when playing with your machine required resourcefulness, not just re$ource$.
(If anyone mentions "back-pressure", it will only confirm my predjudice, and probably make my tongue bleed.)
I sure miss Kitabel...
....Cotten
PS: But kudos to Big City Thunder for such a boisterous name, but ironically marketing snuffers!Last edited by T. Cotten; 08-03-2024, 12:42 PM.AMCA #776
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"There were generations when playing with your machine required resourcefulness, not just re$ource$."
Ya, we call em Credit Card Bikers.
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