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Forgive me of my ignorance, but on Rush Slip-Ons, I have a pair of 1.75s and I noticed I can purchased separate baffles. Are the baffles mounted inside the slip-on or cut to size. ie: Can I purchase a pair of 2.0 baffles and slip them on in, or do I need to stick with the 1.75s?
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That issue came up on the forum not too long ago. \\; Someone had an easy fix for it but I don't remember what it was. \\; \\; You may be able to just take the baffle out and open up the ends a bit. \\; Maybe squeeze them together so they fit more snugly. \\; Or maybe it's something as simple as tightening the screw on the bottom.
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