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Checking out Rinehart Black 4.5 inch mufflers. I'm coming up with two part numbers, one is 500-0186, the other is 500-0111T. Does anyone know if these are actually two different mufflers, or possibly the two numbers belong to the same part ?
According to Direct Cycle Parts listings it's the difference in the end cap type. Both are black with black end caps. The 500-0111T is traditional end cap. Hope this helps.
I remember with Rineharts you had two choices for touring slip on mufflers...3 1/2 and 4 inch. Now it looks like they are trying to cater to everyones taste.
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Help with part numbers
