What does a baffle do for an exhaust system?

A baffle, also known as a dB insert, is designed to reduce the sound output of your exhaust system. It works by altering the flow of exhaust gases, which helps to dampen the noise produced by the engine.

How do I install this baffle assembly?

Installation is typically straightforward. This baffle assembly is designed to be inserted into the end of your S&S Cycle exhaust pipe and secured with fasteners, often requiring basic hand tools.

Will this baffle affect my engine's performance?

This baffle is designed primarily to manage exhaust sound. While significant performance changes are not expected, it's always a good idea to consult S&S Cycle's documentation for specific details regarding its impact on your particular exhaust system.

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Brand: S&S Cycle
Part #: 551-1583
UPC: 551-1583

S&S Cycle 2in Baffle Assembly

Name: S&S Cycle 2in Baffle Assembly
Brand: S&S Cycle
SKU: s-s-cycle-s-s-cycle-2in-baffle-assembly-t14-663455
Price: 24.95 USD
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S&S Cycle 2in Baffle Assembly. Reduces exhaust noise.

Key Features

Fits S&S Cycle exhaust systems.
2-inch diameter baffle assembly.
Helps reduce exhaust noise levels.
Simple dB insert design.

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Product Details

S&S Cycle is well-known for making performance engine parts for motorcycles. This 2-inch baffle assembly is designed to fit their exhaust systems and help quiet them down. If your exhaust is a bit too loud for your liking, or if local noise ordinances are a concern, this baffle can make a notable difference.

This is a simple dB insert that goes into the end of your exhaust pipe. It's a well-built piece that's straightforward to install, usually just requiring a few fasteners to hold it in place. It's a practical way to manage your exhaust sound without changing the overall performance characteristics of your system.