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Well I've assembled my hq 95 build, crossing my fingers that the operation was a success. I am installing the fatcat and I'm not sure if the headpipe mount should be under or on top of the trans mount. WhenI tightened the exhaust it seems to be very close to the cam cover and is hitting the brake pedal. I also already broke the muffler clamp butter bolt. I have a 03 roadking. thanks for your help Bob
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RE: fatcat mount
ORIGINAL: Cabo Bob
Well I've assembled my hq 95 build, crossing my fingers that the operation was a success. I am installing the fatcat and I'm not sure if the headpipe mount should be under or on top of the trans mount. WhenI tightened the exhaust it seems to be very close to the cam cover and is hitting the brake pedal. I also already broke the muffler clamp butter bolt. I have a 03 roadking. thanks for your help Bob
Well I've assembled my hq 95 build, crossing my fingers that the operation was a success. I am installing the fatcat and I'm not sure if the headpipe mount should be under or on top of the trans mount. WhenI tightened the exhaust it seems to be very close to the cam cover and is hitting the brake pedal. I also already broke the muffler clamp butter bolt. I have a 03 roadking. thanks for your help Bob
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RE: fatcat mount
All bikes are different, and in the end where it will fit naturally with no forcing it is where it belongs.
On my bike, it went on top of the bracket and I didn't use any spacers under the saddlebag.............everything is straight and sets in place normally.
Steve
On my bike, it went on top of the bracket and I didn't use any spacers under the saddlebag.............everything is straight and sets in place normally.
Steve
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RE: fatcat mount
ORIGINAL: maineultraclassic
All bikes are different, and in the end where it will fit naturally with no forcing it is where it belongs.
On my bike, it went on top of the bracket and I didn't use any spacers under the saddlebag.............everything is straight and sets in place normally.
Steve
All bikes are different, and in the end where it will fit naturally with no forcing it is where it belongs.
On my bike, it went on top of the bracket and I didn't use any spacers under the saddlebag.............everything is straight and sets in place normally.
Steve
Yep....what Steve said
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