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yeah exhaust is one place you don't want to use it - it'll actually 'melt' and sort of lubricate the bolts making things worse
drove 'er around for couple three hours and checked (visual/no tightening while hot this time) a few times and everything stayed put. first time riding w/ earplugs too - guess i didn't jam them in far enough at first, because there was a seriously annoying reverb like a snare drum pounding away - started to worry i was going to have to go to quieter pipes, but stopped and really crammed the plugs in and all was fine after that. all in all a nice ride, only about 100 miles but thats city/metro area with lots of low speed and secondary roads. darn hot out today though
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