Muffler question
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Muffler question
I think this has been asked before, but I can't remember what the title of the post was.
I was tinkering with the ride today and noticed that the left side muffler was loose. I was able to tighten the clamp some, but I think it's a matter of time before it loosens up again. Isn't there an aftermarket brand of clamps that are better than the factory clamps?
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I was tinkering with the ride today and noticed that the left side muffler was loose. I was able to tighten the clamp some, but I think it's a matter of time before it loosens up again. Isn't there an aftermarket brand of clamps that are better than the factory clamps?
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RE: Muffler question
Believe it or not, the HD clamps (Torca), are the best ones out there.....
They can only be torqued 2 times before they no longer hold the tension....
They are inexpensive, and easy to replace.....
They can only be torqued 2 times before they no longer hold the tension....
They are inexpensive, and easy to replace.....
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RE: Muffler question
Naw, by the time I woke up (I work midnights) it was starting to cool off again. That's why I was just tinkering!
Still haven't been able to ride on the new/old seat yet. Going to Raytown tomorrow, so I should have a report card by then.
Still haven't been able to ride on the new/old seat yet. Going to Raytown tomorrow, so I should have a report card by then.
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RE: Muffler question
I don't think they are all that cheap for a clamp. i paid about $5-6 each a couple of yrs back when i replaced the clamps on my 95. i should have kept the clamps and replaced the bolts.
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