Rmm Vs. L-tuned Exhaust
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Being relatively new to the GS, I don't get what is funny about the question. Being in the market for an exhaust soon, is there something I should know? Thanks
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So is the RMM exhaust the same as the L-tuned then? Who actually makes it for them, I wonder? Anyone know the answer, because I like the sound of the RMM (reasonably quiet, nice look IMO).
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Originally posted by FutureGS400
So is the RMM exhaust the same as the L-tuned then? Who actually makes it for them, I wonder? Anyone know the answer, because I like the sound of the RMM (reasonably quiet, nice look IMO).
So is the RMM exhaust the same as the L-tuned then? Who actually makes it for them, I wonder? Anyone know the answer, because I like the sound of the RMM (reasonably quiet, nice look IMO).
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I am buying the RMM exhaust-new- for $600.00 next week and was just curious about the post by LEXISM-in case there was something I should be aware of first.
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