Torque specs for Slip-on Muffler clamps?
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Torque specs for Slip-on Muffler clamps?
Anyone know the torque specs for the slip on muffler clamps.
I am trying out some new slip ons and would like to torque em properly.
Thanks in advance.
Tom
I am trying out some new slip ons and would like to torque em properly.
Thanks in advance.
Tom
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Road Warrior
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You got it.
They should arrive within a week according to the shipper.
Fuel moto already provided me a map for my PCV, (I can't say enough good things about Fuel Moto).
Ordered some new/take off HD clamps from ebay as well.
Hoping the new pipes sound good!
Cheers,
Tom
They should arrive within a week according to the shipper.
Fuel moto already provided me a map for my PCV, (I can't say enough good things about Fuel Moto).
Ordered some new/take off HD clamps from ebay as well.
Hoping the new pipes sound good!
Cheers,
Tom
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Good call.
Thanks,
Tom
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i reused the clamps on my nightster and didnt have any problems.
they torqued right to specs and when i rechecked them a week later
they were still right on the money.
Jupiter,
by the way, are those the sreaming eagle slip ons you have?
if so how is the sound? im interested in those with the black head
pipe covers also.
thanks
they torqued right to specs and when i rechecked them a week later
they were still right on the money.
Jupiter,
by the way, are those the sreaming eagle slip ons you have?
if so how is the sound? im interested in those with the black head
pipe covers also.
thanks
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I ran slip-ons for a bit. The old style SEII (for offroad use only). I reused my muffler clamps and GASP! didn't use a torque wrench either. They never came loose or fell off until I loosened them. I ran them close to a year doing on average 700miles a week commuting back and forth to Columbia, SC on some darn nasty bumpy roads.