Harley Touring Mufflers?

[Ferrantelli]

OK folks I just picked up Harley touring mufflers off e-bay. Now I have read about the modification 1-4. These are still original I do not know what year bike they came off of, but the left one has a catalyst in it. What now? How can I modify this one compare to the other side? Should I install them the way they are now and try first? Can they be modified? Thanks.

[Freebird]

I know that some here have drilled the catalyst. Do a search for catalyst and you will probably find some info.

[royalstarjac]

I don't think the catalyst has any effect, soundwise. You can drill them out like the non catalyst mufflers if you choose. I could be wrong though. The ones I got were non catalyst.-Jack

[Ponch]

Joe,

 

I installed a set last week. I didn't like the sound at first, but after riding all weekend, I like it! Not too loud and sounds good when you accelerate hard. I'm gonna leave the cat alone.

 

Ponch:080402gudl_prv:

[Jerry W]

Frame with running/brake lights $75.95 http://www.customdynamics.com/Images/2028s.jpg

Plenty of light uncluttered look- cost $135.90

Not looking like a Harley PRICELESS!!!

So........this just apply to lights and not pipes????

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Safe Riding, Joe

Edited May 12, 2008 by Jerry W

[Ferrantelli]

Frame with running/brake lights $75.95 http://www.customdynamics.com/Images/2028s.jpg

Plenty of light uncluttered look- cost $135.90

Not looking like a Harley PRICELESS!!!

 

So........this just apply to lights and not pipes????

__________________

Safe Riding, Joe

I do not want to touch the original mufflers. After market are too expensive and probably too loud for my taste. Got Harley mufflers for $12.50 on e-bay. Cheap way to experiment!