I mean no disrespect here. I'm a contractor of 39 years. The moment I saw you pulling that fiberglass out with no mask on being that up close, and then when you wheel out your bike and fire it up you can actually see airborne pieces floating around everywhere around you, not good brother. You were breathing that shit in.
Relax it’s only a 1 time deal bro. Even if u have a mask u still breathe in some particles. Over your 39 years even with protection you’ve probably breathed in more
With baffle removal? Do gain or lose HP and do you need to get a tuner even if you remove baffles? Just purchased a 2022 bones stock RGS , parts are backed ordered..
Thanks from down under mate. Just picked up my brand new road king special and was depressed with how quiet it was. (My new Rinehart exhaust is 2 months away.) Seen your video and got the die grinder out. Sounds 100 times better now! 👍
Cool...but 1 question....in all of these videos that I come across about removing baffles, why don't any of you just remove the muffler from the bike, then work on them? Put a moving blanket in the jaws of a vise and boom! You guys are off the ground! Also....you have a clear path on both ends. Happy riding!
For those asking about negatives, or tuning, yes there are negatives, you will lose torque unless you tune it, but that’s the same as putting on aftermarket tips without baffles, and if you still have a factory air box you won’t get much out of a tune, other than compensating for the easier breathing of your motor. To do it right, you should buy a better air cleaner, and get it dyno’d after, this just saves you the $400 on pipes.
Do you have to get the bike tuned after doing this? I have a 2019 Electra glide and I’ve had a few people tell me that you must have it tuned after removing the baffles