SP Concepts - 'Elsinore' Stainless Steel 2-1 for M8 Softails and Touring
Lake Elsinore, California based exhaust manufacturer SP Concepts (SPC) debuts its new stainless mid length exhaust - the 'Elsinore' 2-1. The Elsinore's current lineups include the M8 Softails '18-'25 and all M8 Baggers '17-'25.
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They feature hand tig-welded stepped headpipes, a custom cone body into a muffler body, and a perforated core - all designed for maximum torque and horsepower. "All of our exhausts are setup for wideband 18 mm O2 sensors and include adapters for the stock 12 mm bungs," says company President and Co-Founder Greg Miranda.
"Our flagship exhausts, the Big Bore 4.5 and the LaneSplitter still continue to crush sales across the world. But we've found additional demand - customers are always looking for something different, something that separates them from the rest of the pack.
"While longer exhausts typically make great power and the dyno charts show a more linear powerband, it's still too traditional for the new era of 'performance builds'. This is where the Elsinore shines. Putting up great numbers, this exhaust is way EDGIER than its full-length predecessor."
Delivering an aggressive deep sound it is made with premium grade stainless steel and welded by hand in house at the company's factory in Lake Elsinore, USA.
SPC is headed into its third year in business and the company has grown consistently ever since it opened its doors. "It's the tremendous success that we are having in the in the Harley exhaust market that's driving it.
"It's still incredibly humbling to hear customer feedback about seeing us everywhere and disrupting the scene. Our business philosophy is simple, make killer stainless-steel exhausts, and back what you sell.
"It doesn't hurt that the products we back also happen to be some of the most badass systems available in the stainless steel 2-1 exhaust market today.
"As a business we are focussed, dedicated and skilled. We stay in our lane, take extreme pride in our craftsmanship, we really, genuinely are good at what we do, and we continue to push ourselves to innovate. It really should be that simple and as far as building the reputation of the SPC brand? We make sure it stays that simple."
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