Python Pipes

[mr502]

OK, I know I'm a little late on this post but better late than never.
Several weeks ago I purchased a set of Python Staggereds from DJ at CycleSpot.
I received the pipes within a couple of days and set upon the task of installing them. The install was fairly easy and only took a couple of hours. I was very impressed with the quality and the sound is GREAT! I have received lots of positive comments on how my bike sounds compared to the old exhaust.
To say the least I am VERY pleased with the results and the whole transaction.

Thanks Again DJ and CycleSpot!!!!
:flamejump

[fbomer]

Congrat's Mr502... those Pythons are Outstanding!!! :banana:

Now you can enjoy the sound of your Harley the way it was meant to be heard!!!

[Maddog]

Mr502,
Spoke with DJ and he said you toyed with the SE 16 ga. double barrels. Did you try drilling the plug in the baffles? I put a set on, and they seem to need a little more room to breathe, so I was thinking of leaving the baffles in, but drilling progressively larger holes in the baffles, or even a series of small holes.
Any thoughts?


Maddog :usaflag:

[mr502]

Maddog,
If you pull your baffles and examine them closely you will notice they are a baffle inside a baffle.
What I did was cut the end off just past where the two peices are welded together and removed the inner baffle, welded on a new nut then reinstalled the outer peice.
Granted it made the pipes louder but in my opinion they sounded tinny. I just wasn't happy with the sound. I didn't try drilling out the holes or knocking the ends out of them. If you decide to go that route let me know the results.
I hope this helps!
P.S.
I couldn't be happier with the Pythons, If you decide to change out the pipes I would highly reccommend them.

[fbomer]

Maddog :metoo: If you decide to choose a pipe... I second Mr502's vote for Pythons... and as he stated I couldn't be happier... :banana: