[72westie]

We just got in a used '11 G5(?) in at our shop. The stock muffler was looking like crap to me, so I decided to try a Emgo Dunstall style replica muffler. This is the 26" version. Muffler is right around 80 bucks.

The main thing that needs done is the muffler needs to be opened up slightly to fit over the head pipe. If you have a local muffler shop, take both the header and muffler and have them open it up so it just fits over.

I ended up wrapping the header with some pipe wrap, mainly because the stock heat shield isn't being used anymore. Also, if your like me, the rear foot peg mounting studs suck big time. Replace it with a 3/8" by 2" long carriage bolt and a lock nut.

The end result is a very nice mellow sound. Won't wake your neighbors up. All for under 100 bucks.

[mattsz]

I'd like to hear it!  Nice new rear tire, too!

Not to hijack, but - a question: is that mud flap supposed to be mounted on the inside of the front fender?

[gashousegorilla]

  They DO sound good on the Enfield.  Bulletman put one of these on his C-5 a while back.

[Bulletman]

  They DO sound good on the Enfield.  Bulletman put one of these on his C-5 a while back.

Yeah..GHG...love the sound...I'm enjoying the Dunstall muffler...
Follows the link to the sound clip.
http://youtu.be/jegYa9fUkf8

[72westie]

I guessed I should've searched before claiming it as a new option     Still sounds and looks good.

[ace.cafe]

I think it looks good.

[72westie]

Thanks for the sound clip too bulletman.

[Bulletman]

I guessed I should've searched before claiming it as a new option     Still sounds and looks good.

No worries 72Westie...Yours looks awesome too ...its the perfect sound, does not bother anyone around either....

[barenekd]

Jack had one on his G5 a couple of years ago. The bike ran quite well with it, but it was a bit loud. He got some muffler glass and stuffed it. It quieted down to a nice thump but the stuffing didn't last very long. If one were to stuff one a little more permanently, they would have an excellent muffler. The price was sure right. At the time they were $69 at Motorcycle Superstore.
Bare