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installed myself some Samson cholos on my 2010 flhr. Rear pipe is 100% fine, but the front pipe muffler wont stay put no matter how hard I torque it down to the header. It wiggles around etc. also, the fishtail piece is loose (same deal, it wiggles no matter how much I torque the screws). Has anyone run into this problem ? Thanks
installed myself some Samson cholos on my 2010 flhr. Rear pipe is 100% fine, but the front pipe muffler wont stay put no matter how hard I torque it down to the header. It wiggles around etc. also, the fishtail piece is loose (same deal, it wiggles no matter how much I torque the screws). Has anyone run into this problem ? Thanks
I had to take my header pipe to a muffler shop and get them to expand it so it fit better. but if i were you i would contact samson and get a new header pipe and fishtail. there quality control sucks big time. good luck
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