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Old Mar 12, 2009 | 07:10 PM
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just bought myself some V&H Basics for my 09 RoadKing. I'm going to be doing the install myself. Just wondering how long it took any one else? And is there any special things to watch out for when installing these?
 
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Old Mar 12, 2009 | 07:14 PM
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It's pretty staright forward......unbolt old ones and install new ones.One thing i do is put antiseize on the inlet holes.
 

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thanks for the imput....anyone else?
 
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Old Mar 12, 2009 | 07:37 PM
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Do not use the V&H muffler clamps. Purchase new H-D Torca clamps: 65283-94 and torque to 45-60 FT. LBS. Chicago HD has them for 20% off.
 
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Old Mar 12, 2009 | 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Bertk
Do not use the V&H muffler clamps. Purchase new H-D Torca clamps: 65283-94 and torque to 45-60 FT. LBS. Chicago HD has them for 20% off.

what about stock clamps
 
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Old Mar 12, 2009 | 07:45 PM
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I used the stock clamps... entire job took about 30 minutes.

the is a 9/16 nut on the clamp and 2 1/2" bolts under the bag. undo them, wiggle, twist, etc and pull the old pipe off. put clamp on new pipe, push/wiggle/twist it on. Add your 2 bolts and tighten them up first, then tighten the clamp.

piece of cake.
 
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Originally Posted by keltonkrew
I used the stock clamps... entire job took about 30 minutes.

the is a 9/16 nut on the clamp and 2 1/2" bolts under the bag. undo them, wiggle, twist, etc and pull the old pipe off. put clamp on new pipe, push/wiggle/twist it on. Add your 2 bolts and tighten them up first, then tighten the clamp.

piece of cake.
thanks buddy....i cant wait to put these things on and crank it up
 
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Originally Posted by fatboy4447
what about stock clamps
I prefer new clamps to help avoid leaks.
 
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Originally Posted by Bertk
I prefer new clamps to help avoid leaks.
its a good idea
 
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my buddy just put a set of v&h pipes on his bike and he got a nice little black mark by where the two heat sheilds come together
 
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