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Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #1

Just wondered how this would fit/look? I think I like	connolly1 OFFLINE Senior Max Posts: 173 Thank you received: 44
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #2

Kinda quiet, barks when it need's too.Long burnout/dyno will probably put rr turn signal in meltdown mode though. Attachments: P7150123.JPG (83KB)	connolly1 OFFLINE Senior Max Posts: 173 Thank you received: 44
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #3

Yeah, you need to turn it down a bit. Capt. Bob will have some suggestions on that.. Sound clip, sound clip!	No_Max NOW ONLINE Platinum Max Posts: 2728 Thank you received: 2128
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #4

I'm sure people here have wondered. Will try my best with crappy camera Bob . Description wise Mild at idle,low- moderate throatiness mid range ,then get's pretty heavenly @ full throttle!	connolly1 OFFLINE Senior Max Posts: 173 Thank you received: 44
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #5

Yeah I was thinking it would probably be a good street muffler that's not overly loud (till you wind it out)..	No_Max NOW ONLINE Platinum Max Posts: 2728 Thank you received: 2128
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 1 day ago #6

I honestly have not heard another Brocks exhaust in person But it seem's like it would be classified as a stealth can by a manufacturer .	connolly1 OFFLINE Senior Max Posts: 173 Thank you received: 44
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Re: Brock's and Hines 11 months 16 hours ago #7

Nice, definetly different. I would shorten it by at least 4-6" it would increase the bark(not by much) and improve the look as the muffler wouldn't extend past the rear axel! vmaxmercer	vmaxmercer OFFLINE Platinum Max Posts: 2581 Thank you received: 1042
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Re: Brock's and Hines 10 months 4 weeks ago #8

Have been waiting for reactions on this one , Bob remember the Vance cans Darryl cut down 4 inches ? those were nasty, Would not be to effective to even keep that can on and lay waste to a perfectly good complete V&H System, I thought it looked pretty cool and yep if that was gonna stay on there a custom length strap and some mid pipe adjustment will drop that a inch or two.	capt bob OFFLINE Platinum Max Posts: 4079 Thank you received: 1718
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