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Anyone used these on open pipes?

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Gsnoob said:
Just wondering if anyone has used in pipe drag baffles similar to these these http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...baffles&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313 I bought a 81 gs 650 cut off at the foot pegs and wanna know if I can just put inpipe baffles to quite it and regain back pressure? Just wondering how they work and if they will just bolt straight into my open pipes?
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i have used them and you still have to rejet your carbs. all they did is muffled them a little bit. as long as the i.d. is the same as the o.d. of the baffles they will work. they dont creat hardly any back pressure.
 
Cast off OEM Harley mufflers. Ebay is full of them for cheap.
 
Yeah i have dynojet stage 3 on the way so im going to be rejetting for sure . Im glad I found someone whos used these I dont have much choice as it is illegal to run open pipes up here in MN must have atleast a baffle in the pipes to be legal. So I guess ill get a cheap set of these comming as well, and only reason im not throwing some harley mufflers on is im getting a full V&H setup next spring just wanna get some baffles to make me through rest of riding season up here without the cops taking my bike lol.
elevatorman71 said:
i have used them and you still have to rejet your carbs. all they did is muffled them a little bit. as long as the i.d. is the same as the o.d. of the baffles they will work. they dont creat hardly any back pressure.
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