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Hi gang,
need some help. I am not too tool savvy. I have V&H 2-2 Big radius pipes and I want to install my new Big City Monster baffles. I got the heat sheild off and the decorative tip and lastly the one bolt that I thought held the V&H baffles in. But nothing. They are not coming out. Any ideas? Anyone do this already with some tips?
Much thanks.
I took the screw that held the baffle in & threaded it back in from the inside just enough so it didn't thread into the pipe. I locked a vice grip on it & beat the **** out of it with a mallet. I think I locked a second pliers or vice grip on the first to get a good angle to hit it. The baffle came out but the screw was toast!
One of them stripped so I had to use the other side. That leaves one at 6" but flipped the other to 3. Is that ok or do I need to drill a second hole and push it back? Ran fine and sounded loud and mean.
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One of them stripped so I had to use the other side. That leaves one at 6" but flipped the other to 3. Is that ok or do I need to drill a second hole and push it back? Ran fine and sounded loud and mean.
They should both be the same & 6" in from the pipe end is their sweet spot.
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