07 Roadking Classic barn find
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I guess smitty901 stands correct, and I stand corrected. My right hand 07 muffler bears the stock part number 65354-07
15 65354-07 MUFFLER, RIGHT, (CHROME) 1 382.92
What is funny is that this right hand muffler is so much heaver that the other 5 mufflers. left hand 07, left and right 05, and left and right hand 2015. It is strange enough that I may cut the right hand 07 muffler muffler in slices just to see why it is so much heavier than the others.
15 65354-07 MUFFLER, RIGHT, (CHROME) 1 382.92
What is funny is that this right hand muffler is so much heaver that the other 5 mufflers. left hand 07, left and right 05, and left and right hand 2015. It is strange enough that I may cut the right hand 07 muffler muffler in slices just to see why it is so much heavier than the others.
Last edited by 6 gun; Dec 18, 2017 at 09:36 PM. Reason: I was Dead wrong
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"34 65863-07 MUFFLER ASSEMBLY, RIGHT, CATALYTIC (CHROME) (INTERNATIONAL ONLY) 1 382.99 336.99 "
Did you not see, "international only". And Texas is not an International model.
Did you not see, "international only". And Texas is not an International model.
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yeah I saw it and I was proving and correcting at the same time and you will see I fixed it. My apologies to any one else that read the crap I wrote earlier.
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Are the baffles welded only at the end tip cap, or are they welded internally into place as well?
As in, if you cut the end caps out, could the entire baffles slide out (if the front end was not closed?
I'm wondering how they make and form those stock mufflers for a project.
I have a non-baffle RHS muffler, I can check its number and weight later if it helps. Remember seeing a dealer on Ebay who was selling loads of them for $10 a pair.
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On 'cat in muffler' models, you can see the cat just by looking down the pipe.
Are the baffles welded only at the end tip cap, or are they welded internally into place as well?
As in, if you cut the end caps out, could the entire baffles slide out (if the front end was not closed?
I'm wondering how they make and form those stock mufflers for a project.
I have a non-baffle RHS muffler, I can check its number and weight later if it helps. Remember seeing a dealer on Ebay who was selling loads of them for $10 a pair.
Are the baffles welded only at the end tip cap, or are they welded internally into place as well?
As in, if you cut the end caps out, could the entire baffles slide out (if the front end was not closed?
I'm wondering how they make and form those stock mufflers for a project.
I have a non-baffle RHS muffler, I can check its number and weight later if it helps. Remember seeing a dealer on Ebay who was selling loads of them for $10 a pair.
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