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Why completely? I'd like to know if they can be gutted enough to have them sent out for ceramic coating. Since Harley's black exhaust shields only match their SE cans, I was thinking about taking a set of Jackpots apart along with the OE headers & shields and having them ceramic coated so that they will not only match, but add a degree of heat management.
I like that the Jackpots have no branding on them. I've been reading everything that gets posted about the Jackpots with Jamie's combo and for what this bike will be used for, though I still have not heard an quality sound clip or an actual bike, they could very well be a cost effective way of achieving what I'm after.
So basically, once you remove the baffle, is there just the shell left? Or are there parts of its construction that would pose a concern? Any thoughts?
Yes, these mufflers could be disassembled and ceramic coated. The baffle comes out easily with a retaining bolt on the bottom of the muffler shell. We could also send them to you disassembled if you prefer.
Why completely? I'd like to know if they can be gutted enough to have them sent out for ceramic coating. Since Harley's black exhaust shields only match their SE cans, I was thinking about taking a set of Jackpots apart along with the OE headers & shields and having them ceramic coated so that they will not only match, but add a degree of heat management.
I like that the Jackpots have no branding on them. I've been reading everything that gets posted about the Jackpots with Jamie's combo and for what this bike will be used for, though I still have not heard an quality sound clip or an actual bike, they could very well be a cost effective way of achieving what I'm after.
So basically, once you remove the baffle, is there just the shell left? Or are there parts of its construction that would pose a concern? Any thoughts?
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