Flo Pro baffle packs for exhaust

[Davemn]

Has anyone ever tried these? Trying to get rid of my awful drone and quiet things down a bit.

[Chrisj CMA]

If it’s stock. All you need is piggie extensions







Eliminates drone and makes it quite for the rider

[Davemn]

Nope I’m beyond that.....glasspacks. Thanks though!

[Ken aka Oil Burner]

If you've got room behind the glasspacks, you could try something like these: https://www.hardin-marine.com/p-12622-4-slip-in-silencer.aspx    I haven't found a decent video showing them in actual use, but they supposedly fit in 4" pipes (which I'm assuming you have if you did the glasspack conversion).

[Steve K (IA)]

Nope I’m beyond that.....glasspacks. Thanks though!

Contact Mark T.

[Fazer]

I put the slip in silencers in my truck stack, then added Grumpy's tips for a little more length (and the bling).  Still too loud for me, so I swapped with my son when he bought his 2000 Tourer.  I am now very happy with stock pipes, and he likes the louder modified truck stacks.

[MarkT]

From my web site.  These cut the volume down to less than half of what it is w/o.  Preserves the timbre and the power - no difference on the dyno with them in or out as each pulse goes thru all 3 chambers.  They are adapted from the original back baffle section of the OEM exhaust.  So they are used, some very lightly.  Usually I recess them about 4" so they are not very visible. They can be made even quieter by stuffing a wad of SS wool between the glasspack and the silencer.  Held in place with one screw in the stack - I put it on the tire side.  I charge $60 for the labor on the lathe to fit them to the stacks, n/c to replace the baffles if they were drilled; the cores cost money so I pass it on - $90.  $130 for silencers (+ cores) to fit 5" stacks as they get CNC cut bulkheads to fit to the bigger stacks.  If you supply the cores it's $60 (4" stacks) + shipping, no core charge.

The exhaust page link describing these is at http://www.horseapple.com/Valkyrie/Valk_Products/M2W_Exhaust__System/m2w_exhaust__system.html