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oh man not my exhaust too!!!!
OK i don't have a pic but I will try to explain it as good as possible. on my right side stock exhaust muffler I all of a sudden noticed a rattling sound. I was just letting the bike warm up for a carb sync. I shut the bike down, afraid it was resonating from the motor. Turns out the internal baffle is rattling around somehow. I took a closer look and found a very well hidden patch job where there was a hole in the muffler wall. I picked at it with just my finger, not the smartest thing to do while its hot, and it all pealed up. By it all I mean like some kind of metal putty mesh compound stuff, that I have never seen before, was apparently pressed and buffed smooth over a piece of Dr. Pepper can. So I now have the problem of a lose baffle floating around inside of a sealed end muffler. WHAT DO I DO!!! Do I pay someone to cut it open and weld the stuff all back together, or do I just buy a 4 into 1 or something stock? What would you guys do?Tags: None
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loud et
First things first, go to USER CP above in the blue bar, click EDIT SIGNATURE and add your bike, year and model so we know what bike you are talking about. Plus it keeps you from having to remember to tell us in every post when you ask a question.
Do that so we know your ride Someone could possibly have an exhaust and offer it to you for a decent price too.
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surviverguy
Sounds like a good excuse to buy a mig welder. Don't go cheap with the type that requires flux wire. Get a setup with argon c02 bottle and solenoid valve- or take it off and have a welder repair both mufflers. If one's shot- the other is right behind the first. Or buy some new pipes. Decisions, decisions, .....
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