V&H Quiet baffle packing?
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04-07-2008 | 04:39 AM
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RE: V&H Quiet baffle packing?
I have not repacked the V&H baffles, however, I do own a set of quiet baffles and the packing looks just like the kind used to repack dirt bike exhausts. I have repacked several dirt bike exhaust's and it is very simple. If V&H doesn't sell the packing material, you can go to Dennis Kirk or whomever you choose, to purchase the packing material. A small amount of material and a few laps of tape to hold it in place should have you back on the road in no time.
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04-07-2008 | 12:32 PM
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I have not repacked the V&H baffles, however, I do own a set of quiet baffles and the packing looks just like the kind used to repack dirt bike exhausts. I have repacked several dirt bike exhaust's and it is very simple. If V&H doesn't sell the packing material, you can go to Dennis Kirk or whomever you choose, to purchase the packing material. A small amount of material and a few laps of tape to hold it in place should have you back on the road in no time.
m.a.c.
I have not repacked the V&H baffles, however, I do own a set of quiet baffles and the packing looks just like the kind used to repack dirt bike exhausts. I have repacked several dirt bike exhaust's and it is very simple. If V&H doesn't sell the packing material, you can go to Dennis Kirk or whomever you choose, to purchase the packing material. A small amount of material and a few laps of tape to hold it in place should have you back on the road in no time.
m.a.c.
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