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Harley Exhaust Pipes
Revitalize your Harley Davidson's performance and sound with premium exhaust systems and mufflers from RevZilla. Our collection isn't just about upgrading your bike's exhaust; it's about providing Harley enthusiasts with the ultimate selection of quality, style, and performance.
The rumble of a V-Twin is unmistakable. Whether you're at a stop light or hammering down the highway you want your iron horse to gallop like it should. The best way to ensure your Harley, Indian or Victory motorcycle sounds and performs like it should, is to ditch those heavy stock silencers and go with a set of quality aftermarket pipes. Not only will a new exhaust enhance the look and style of your bike, but increase performance and improve the sound quality, ensuring your ride is always in its stride. From true-duals for dressers to high-performance 2-into-1 systems for those 12 O'Clock FXR fanatics, there is an exhaust system for every bike and every rider. Get the most out of your bike and pony up for a true performance upgrade.
Upgrade your ride with confidence knowing that the Harley Davidson exhaust systems in our collection are trusted by riders around the world. Built to withstand the rigors of the road and engineered for optimal performance, each system in our lineup offers superior quality and durability. With features like high-flow baffles, race-inspired designs, and customizable finishes, our exhaust systems provide the perfect combination of form and function for riders who demand the best.
The three main reasons people change their Harley's exhaust are for sound, looks, and performance. Factory pipes are notoriously quiet in order to meet regulations. An aftermarket exhaust (like a slip-on or a full system) will unlock that classic, deep Harley rumble. It can also improve horsepower and torque, especially when combined with a new air filter and a tune. Aftermarket exhausts can also have a major impact on the overall look of your ride.
What is a "slip-on" exhaust?
A slip-on exhaust is just the muffler portion of your exhaust system. It's the easiest and most affordable way to get better sound, as you simply "slip off" the stock mufflers and "slip on" the new ones. It's a great first step and doesn't usually require a new engine tune.
What's the difference between a slip-on and a full system? A slip-on only replaces the mufflers. A "full system" replaces everything, including the head pipes that bolt directly to the engine. A full system is the best choice for maximum performance gains, as it's designed to optimize exhaust flow from start to finish, but it's also more expensive and will absolutely require a new fuel tune.
Do I need a new fuel tuner if I change my exhaust?
If you only install slip-on mufflers, you usually don't need a tuner, though it can still help. If you install a full system or a high-flow air cleaner, you absolutely must get a fuel tuner. Changing the airflow without adjusting the fuel-to-air ratio will make your bike run "lean," which can cause poor performance and even engine damage.
The rumble of a V-Twin is unmistakable. Whether you're at a stop light or hammering down the highway you want your iron horse to gallop like it should. The best way to ensure your Harley, Indian or Victory motorcycle sounds and performs like it should, is to ditch those heavy stock silencers and go with a set of quality aftermarket pipes. Not only will a new exhaust enhance the look and style of your bike, but increase performance and improve the sound quality, ensuring your ride is always in its stride. From true-duals for dressers to high-performance 2-into-1 systems for those 12 O'Clock FXR fanatics, there is an exhaust system for every bike and every rider. Get the most out of your bike and pony up for a true performance upgrade.
Upgrade your ride with confidence knowing that the Harley Davidson exhaust systems in our collection are trusted by riders around the world. Built to withstand the rigors of the road and engineered for optimal performance, each system in our lineup offers superior quality and durability. With features like high-flow baffles, race-inspired designs, and customizable finishes, our exhaust systems provide the perfect combination of form and function for riders who demand the best.
Harley Exhaust Upgrade FAQ's
What's the main reason to change my Harley's exhaust?The three main reasons people change their Harley's exhaust are for sound, looks, and performance. Factory pipes are notoriously quiet in order to meet regulations. An aftermarket exhaust (like a slip-on or a full system) will unlock that classic, deep Harley rumble. It can also improve horsepower and torque, especially when combined with a new air filter and a tune. Aftermarket exhausts can also have a major impact on the overall look of your ride.
What is a "slip-on" exhaust?
A slip-on exhaust is just the muffler portion of your exhaust system. It's the easiest and most affordable way to get better sound, as you simply "slip off" the stock mufflers and "slip on" the new ones. It's a great first step and doesn't usually require a new engine tune.
What's the difference between a slip-on and a full system? A slip-on only replaces the mufflers. A "full system" replaces everything, including the head pipes that bolt directly to the engine. A full system is the best choice for maximum performance gains, as it's designed to optimize exhaust flow from start to finish, but it's also more expensive and will absolutely require a new fuel tune.
Do I need a new fuel tuner if I change my exhaust?
If you only install slip-on mufflers, you usually don't need a tuner, though it can still help. If you install a full system or a high-flow air cleaner, you absolutely must get a fuel tuner. Changing the airflow without adjusting the fuel-to-air ratio will make your bike run "lean," which can cause poor performance and even engine damage.
