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im assembling my build and noticing a problem and hoping someone else has encountered it.
Mounting up the rear cylinder curved pipe for the Samson cholo exhaust, my linkage at the rear shifter arm is at about the center of the exhaust. I assume the ss 113 motor ex port is slightly different than the stock evo, and this is causing the problem.
Looking at the Samson page, they sell an offset **** linkage, without much description.
Is this a common problem or common occurrence running the true dual cholos in softails with the bigger motors?
Thx, Kevin.
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that sounds like the linkage Samson sells
guess im calling Samson today
If I remember right Samson wants about $80 bucks for it.
Whoever had the pipes before had to have one to run them.
I would call whoever you bought the pipes from and see if they still have it.
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