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As you can see from my picture the back pipe is hitting the frame, I've tried loosening the headers, and its far to tight to get the bracket in, ive researched the #no and most say it doesn't fit the fxsb breakout, im returning it tomorrow, and I would like to hear why it isn't popular before i order another one, iv'e also eyed up the Bassani road rage any info or thoughts on this system please.
One more thought before you return it: I THINK this may be the exhaust that a previous poster (24V possibly??) said worked once you inserted a washer/spacer in the mounting to kick the back end of the exhaust outward. I know this is the solution suggested for one system, but am not sure if it was this system or not.
Thanks for the reply Jim, I actually tried everything I even made a flat plate bracket thinking that would work but as soon as i tightened the headers up it just pulle everything in to the frame, even the front header touched the engine when i tightened it up, so I'll either get the right one re ordered tommorow or a change of system so not all is lost, I have done a bit of research and this is just my assumption, the Arlen Ness/Mf one states it doesn't fit the breakout, but just the Magnflow one lists as they do one for the fxsb. so might be worth noting.
As you can see from my picture the back pipe is hitting the frame, I've tried loosening the headers, and its far to tight to get the bracket in, ive researched the #no and most say it doesn't fit the fxsb breakout, im returning it tomorrow, and I would like to hear why it isn't popular before i order another one, iv'e also eyed up the Bassani road rage any info or thoughts on this system please.
for some reason there is alot of exhausts that fit bo and product description say it doesnt...hd is good for that
As you can see from my picture the back pipe is hitting the frame, I've tried loosening the headers, and its far to tight to get the bracket in, ive researched the #no and most say it doesn't fit the fxsb breakout, im returning it tomorrow, and I would like to hear why it isn't popular before i order another one, iv'e also eyed up the Bassani road rage any info or thoughts on this system please.
I just installed the Bassani Road Rage on my Breakout a few weeks ago. I freaking like them. The sound and looks are amazing.
for some reason there is alot of exhausts that fit bo and product description say it doesnt...hd is good for that
i totally agree with that, as HD said my long shots wouldn't fit but they did, now they tell me this is the correct #no for the ness pipe which clearly isn't, I took another look last night just to satisfy myself, and the only way this system is going to fit my bike is by physically cutting a v in the headers then welding it so it turns the rear pipe outwards then that gives the problem of making another fixing bracket. So for how much this system cost me I'm going to return it today , I've done plenty of research so I'm armed with a few systems I like and part numbers so let's hope it's a better result for me today.
thankyou for the answers guys and I'm always open for advice.
Ok guys has anyone fitted the Arlen Ness Magnaflow f-bomb to there breakout, as i have one hear with part number 7212401 and i cannot get it to fit at all the rear pipe is hitting the swingarm, and even if i pull out as far as i can there is no way its gonna fit to the fixing bracket, I've done various searches, but i'm getting on most sites that this wil not fit the fxsb although on another site it says it does but i cannot find the correct ppart number i need. any help will much appreciated. Thankyou.
Hi Paul, at your earliest convenience please give our HD Product Manager, Kurt a call at 1-800-990-0905 so we can get some additional details. We look forward to speaking to you!
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