D&D Fat Cat problems...update
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06-29-2008, 05:57 PM
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D&D Fat Cat problems...update
I can't keep the muffler from sliding back and forth. I have now broken the screw from cranking down so hard. The "barrel nut" or whatcha callit threaded piece that the screw threads into is gone and the mounting studs snapped when I tried to remove them. Am I buying another muffler?
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RE: D&D Fat Cat problems
What I did to keep mine from slipping was to drill a 1/4" hole in the mounting plate that slides through the hanger under the saddlebag.Take the plate off and drill it \\;about 5/16" of an inch from the front edge of the hanger and put a bolt through it with a self-locking nut. Keeps it from going any where.
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As far as the clamp, you may be able to drill it out as well and use a long bolt and nut it on the back side. \\;
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As far as the clamp, you may be able to drill it out as well and use a long bolt and nut it on the back side. \\;
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06-30-2008, 12:22 PM
RE: D&D Fat Cat problems
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What I did to keep mine from slipping was to drill a 1/4" hole in the mounting plate that slides through the hanger under the saddlebag.Take the plate off and drill it \\;\\\\\\;about 5/16" of an inch from the front edge of the hanger and put a bolt through it with a self-locking nut. Keeps it from going any where.
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As far as the clamp, you may be able to drill it out as well and use a long bolt and nut it on the back side. \\;\\\\\\;
What I did to keep mine from slipping was to drill a 1/4" hole in the mounting plate that slides through the hanger under the saddlebag.Take the plate off and drill it \\;\\\\\\;about 5/16" of an inch from the front edge of the hanger and put a bolt through it with a self-locking nut. Keeps it from going any where.
 \\;\\\\\\;
As far as the clamp, you may be able to drill it out as well and use a long bolt and nut it on the back side. \\;\\\\\\;
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RE: D&D Fat Cat problems
I thought I would fill you guys in. I ended buying a new muffler this time I went with the standard baffle this time. I like the sound better. I noticed as I was taking off the collector cover (as the new one did not come with one) that the slits on the new one were twice as long.