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[Dadeo]

Anyone have experiance with D&D Exhaust/ SE Tuner combination? I am going with the mid-sound exhaust 2 into 1, SE Race Tuner and put on the dyno. I am interested in a great sound, but comfortable at speed with the abilty to hear the radio. I was going to have the Fullsac TTS combo, but its at least 6 weeks to get an appoinment with the tuner. My bike is a 2010 CVO Street Glide. Thanks!!!

[BUBBLEHEAD]

08 SERK  D&D Fatcat SERT and SE highflow: 96 hp  109 tq

[aclass]

I would encourage you to go listen to a D&D before you get it.  It aint quiet!

[lonewolf55]

I would also use the TTS over the SESPT.

[LarryB]

TTS wins in my book, the fullsac baffles sound great, 2in

[FLSTFI Dave]

TTS wins in my book, the fullsac baffles sound great, 2in

I fully agree, been very happy with the TTS and Fullsac 2.25, can hear the tunes no problem and nice bark when you get on it.

[TheDawg]

I agree with Larry and Dave, TTS and Fullsac sounds and performs great.  Steve at Fullsac is very helpful and the map he sent me to use works very well.

[grc]

Anyone have experiance with D&D Exhaust/ SE Tuner combination? I am going with the mid-sound exhaust 2 into 1, SE Race Tuner and put on the dyno. I am interested in a great sound, but comfortable at speed with the abilty to hear the radio. I was going to have the Fullsac TTS combo, but its at least 6 weeks to get an appoinment with the tuner. My bike is a 2010 CVO Street Glide. Thanks!!!

If I'm not mistaken, Fullsac will send you a map with the TTS that will work with your mods.  So you can ride right away and then get your custom tune done later (when you can get an appointment).  I don't see this as a deal breaker.

As someone noted, you may want to listen to the D&D pipes in person before you plunk down $700-$800.  They are loud, and even the so-called "quiet" baffle isn't very quiet.  I understand they have a relatively new option called the CCT (Concentric) baffle that's supposed to be quieter, but I've never heard one and couldn't give an honest opinion. 


Jerry

[FLSTFI Dave]

If I'm not mistaken, Fullsac will send you a map with the TTS that will work with your mods.  So you can ride right away and then get your custom tune done later (when you can get an appointment).  I don't see this as a deal breaker.

As someone noted, you may want to listen to the D&D pipes in person before you plunk down $700-$800.  They are loud, and even the so-called "quiet" baffle isn't very quiet.  I understand they have a relatively new option called the CCT (Concentric) baffle that's supposed to be quieter, but I've never heard one and couldn't give an honest opinion. 


Jerry

Yes, fullsac does send a map for the bike when you by the TTS and baffles from him.