Rinehart installation problem
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Rinehart installation problem
So I bought some Rinehart 3.5" mufflers off of ebay for my Ultra Classic. They look decent, have a few nicks here and there, no big deal. I went to install them and the inlet on the mufflers are HUGE! The stock pipes are 1 3/4", and the mufflers are 2".
Anyone run into this issue before? Can I make adapters for these mufflers? I don't want to expand the stock pipes if I can avoid it.
Any suggestions?
Anyone run into this issue before? Can I make adapters for these mufflers? I don't want to expand the stock pipes if I can avoid it.
Any suggestions?
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What you have bought are not slip ons. They are the mufflers that fit Rineharts True Dual set up. I also have a set of 3.5" mufflers from a set of Rinehart True Duals that were on my 08 Ultra. Like you I thought I would use em as slip ons on my current scoot..Ain't happenin.
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So I bought some Rinehart 3.5" mufflers off of ebay for my Ultra Classic. They look decent, have a few nicks here and there, no big deal. I went to install them and the inlet on the mufflers are HUGE! The stock pipes are 1 3/4", and the mufflers are 2".
Anyone run into this issue before? Can I make adapters for these mufflers? I don't want to expand the stock pipes if I can avoid it.
Any suggestions?
Anyone run into this issue before? Can I make adapters for these mufflers? I don't want to expand the stock pipes if I can avoid it.
Any suggestions?
Not to hijack the thread but I have a set of Rinehart slipons 1 3/4 new in the box if anyone is interested. Chrome with black tips.....
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