Cycle Shack muffler ?
#1
Cycle Shack muffler ?
I just put some cycle shack mt-129 mufflers on my bike yesterday and they came with pop rivets. The instructions said to drill a hole in each head pipe and attach the mufflers to the head pipe with the rivets. Is the rivets necessary or can I just use the muffler clamps?
#2
Never heard of that before now. Mechanically I don't see why you couldn't use clamps.
I have a pair of Cycle Shack slip ons for my wife's Deluxe and they use clamps like everything else. They were just a bit too pound for her, so I ended up replacing them... still have them somewhere.
I have a pair of Cycle Shack slip ons for my wife's Deluxe and they use clamps like everything else. They were just a bit too pound for her, so I ended up replacing them... still have them somewhere.
#3
When I bought CS slipons for my 07 they did not come with rivets. I don't know why they would be necessary, especially if you torque the clamps correctly. I also use hi temp copper silicone as an extra precaution against leaks.
#4
Never heard of that before now. Mechanically I don't see why you couldn't use clamps.
I have a pair of Cycle Shack slip ons for my wife's Deluxe and they use clamps like everything else. They were just a bit too pound for her, so I ended up replacing them... still have them somewhere.
I have a pair of Cycle Shack slip ons for my wife's Deluxe and they use clamps like everything else. They were just a bit too pound for her, so I ended up replacing them... still have them somewhere.
#5
My thoughts as well. I'm not sure what the proper torque is, I made sure they were tight though.
Last edited by bdtaylor1979; 06-28-2014 at 04:35 PM.
#6
Try the ultra gray, holds up better and blends with the chrome. I use it on shovelheads which are notorious for exhaust flange leaks. Once the stuff sets up it will hold a pipe if the clamps fail or aren't torqued well enough.
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I'd use the rivet.
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