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I have a set of Screamin Eagle Street performance slip-ons on the way along with a new catless header pipe. I don't plan on putting the header pipe on until next spring but am thinking of throwing the mufflers on to see how they look and sound with the stock header with cat.
Am I able to re-use the muffler clamps that are on there or do you need to put new clamps on each time you swap mufflers? I do have a set, just wondering if I need to use them.
I have a set of Screamin Eagle Street performance slip-ons on the way along with a new catless header pipe. I don't plan on putting the header pipe on until next spring but am thinking of throwing the mufflers on to see how they look and sound with the stock header with cat.
Am I able to re-use the muffler clamps that are on there or do you need to put new clamps on each time you swap mufflers? I do have a set, just wondering if I need to use them.
Reusing them should be fine, but, with that being said, they are made for a one time use because when they are torqued, they take the shape of the pipe. I have reused mine with no problems, I have a neighbor that was getting some popping, we replaced them with new ones and he has been golden ever since.
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