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[roadrunner]

I an thinking about getting the Rhinehart true dual exhaust for my 04 flhtcse. Does anyone have any suggestions/part numbers/places to purchase.

Thanks

[BikerP.I.M.P.]

Make SURE you specify that it is a Screaming Eagle FLHTCSEI 103 when you order the Rineharts and follow the instructions as to whether to use their thin gaskets or if you can use the thicker H-D gaskets. The dealership who installed my set stuck in the H-D gaskets on my '02 and subsequently beat the he!! outta my billet brake lever and primary and rear footpeg bracket as the clearances were not sufficient. You should like the boost in horses and torque from the Rineharts along with a great rumble.
(Hope that saves you a few headaches)

[STICKMAN]

I just put a set on my 02 SERK (95 INCH ) They sound great and perform very well. I had to wait a few weeks for the guy in Reno to get them in. He is a small independant shop and said that due to the steel shortage Bub could not produce them fast enough to meet the demand. He also said that Bub/Rheinhart just added a $80.00 surcharge to the price of the pipes. So they will soon cost nearly $900.00 in places like J&P Cycles or Dennis Kirk.

[16HD117]

I'm also considering installing the Rinehart duals.  My concern is the noise.  Is the radio still useable with these pipes?  

[Jim]

I had my Harley dealer install the Rinehart True Dual part # 7808-3001 @ $824.00 less 10% H.O.G. discount of $82.40 for a total of $742.45 plus labor, and the Race Tuner part# 32107-01B @ $459.95 less 10% discount at the same time, what a difference in performance. Totally satisfied. It is loader than stock SE pipes, more of a lower deaper sound.  Good luck

[STICKMAN]

Hey 04HD103 If you're worriird about the Rheinharts being too loud, it's like BIKERP.P.I.M.P. said, they rumble. And when you get on the throttle they roar. They don't "pop" like Pythons or other "drag" style pipes. I listened to them on several bikes before deciding I wanted them. You must know someone or a dealer that that can let you listen to them. My buddy has a 116 inch Ultra Classic and he has no problem hearing his radio. The sound is behind you. My wife and I talk to each other going down the road with no problem. Sometimes that's good, sometimes that's bad. You won't be disappointed.

[Cabo]

You can also get quieter baffels (2"), stock is 2.25".  I have a set comming and will post the results.  They cost about $90.

[SERK03]

See my rely under "Lessons learned in 103 Buildup"

SERK03

[hogasm]

Eastern Performance on E Bay has them for around $650, and Dyna Power Commander USB3 for $240. 17000 miles on mine and yes you can hear the radio just fine.

[mr_magoo]

I've heard Freedom cycle in Reno makes special baffle for the rheinhart pipe on 103in motors.  I'm told they do get dyno tuning.

[onevtwinlover]

Does anyone have dyno results for the modified rinehart baffles from freedom cycles?

[mfgreen]

Does anyone have dyno results for the modified rinehart baffles from freedom cycles?

[PCC]

For Freedom [smiley=beerchug.gif] Cycle/Triumph of Reno you can call Brad Yuill at 775-848-8600. Their website doesn't have product info for their pipes.

[Unbalanced]

You can also purchase these in the South East at Millers Custom Parts in Daytona Florida.   George Sr. or Dale can help.

386-761-0858
http://www.commercemarketplace.com/pages/millers/

I paid $719.00 plus tax and had no problems putting them on my 04 SEEG or my 03 ultra

-Unbalanced