Replacing Rush Baffles

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Apr 21, 2011 | 11:50 AM

#11

dgretz

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From: NoCal

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Originally Posted by paud

I emailed RUSH and no reply..
Whats the quick and easy on buying baffles for my slip ons....

Can also try Fuelmoto not sure but maybe Dr. VTwin might also handle Rush

Apr 21, 2011 | 12:15 PM

#12

smithr

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Fuel Moto does not carry Rush products anymore.

Apr 21, 2011 | 01:42 PM

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Rush Racing Products

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From: Indiana

Go ahead and leave the tape on the baffles during installation, it helps prevent the matting from bunching up. Slightly warming the pipes up will make things much easier when doing a swap. The MSRP is $78.70 for all touring baffles.

I believe the only sponsors on HDForums that carry Rush products are Drago's Bike Works and Dr.V-twin, both are great shops.

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thanks
Ryan

Apr 21, 2011 | 11:18 PM

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HighLiner

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Originally Posted by bagdaddy09

I've got some 2.5" baffles i would sale if anyone wants them, i just did a pro pipe.

How loud were they?

Apr 22, 2011 | 01:56 AM

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Originally Posted by smithr

Just received a pair of Rush 2" baffles to replace the 1.5" baffles on my '10 Limited. Have the Jackpot ceramic headpipe and Power Vision coming from Fuel Moto, plus the Stage 1 air cleaner. The new baffles are wrapped tighter than a dick's hatband with masking tape I suppose. Do I just install them like they came out of the box? The old ones look like they had some tape on them, but of course came out kind of burnt and the wrapping falling off. Thanks for any input. Jr.

The Rush slip ons are a straight thru muffler with the packing as a noise absorber. The tape is basically there to keep the packing in place for installation.After the tape burns off it leaves the packing to blow out of the muffler. I repacked some Rush mufflers. A friend has a muffler shop and I got packing from him. Wrapped screen wire around the packing held in place by of all things bailing wire. Do a search on Rush mufflers. You will find a wealth of info on repacking them. Ride Easy.