Tried to knock the baffles out of my SE slip ons...

Guess I could just slap them back on and lay on it...try to shoot it all out the @$$ end!

If anybody else feels like trying this do yourself a favor and spring for the oak. Poplar just doesn't get it done!

 

Do they have the rivets in the end and if so did ya drill them out?...just asking

 

i took the baffles out of my stock fatbob exhaust and i had to drill the rivets out...i tried re-drilling the stock baffles but it sounded like a rattling lawn mower....so i am just running straight pipes with the intentions of purchasing a big city thunder baffle soon...

 

oops!
You were trying to make it a lot more quiet huh?
hope you get it fixed soon.

 

I'd hate to be behind you going down the road if that stuff decides to come flying out!

 

I hope your joking about starting it like that,remember the banana in the tailpipe trick? Needlenose pliars should help. AHH shucks it looks like you just filled it up with sawdust for a lark!

 

Ghost,

the Screamin' Eagle muffs have those annoying Torx Security screws, which I did remove. I crammed that block of wood in there and beat it for all I was worth for about 20 minutes. The baffle moved about 1/16th of an inch before the wood broke off!

Those slip-ons cost just shy of $400 and were only marginally louder than the stockers...I'm going to go order some proper Vance and Hines when my dealer opens up in about an hour!

So...if anyone is looking for some stock header pipes...and the lower Screamin' Eagle muff...let me know!

Still can't believe that $%#@*! thing broke off like it did. It was a freakin' 2x3!

 

I sure would hate to mess up a good Cork Screw getting that crap out.

 

Head over to your local hardware store and pick up a 1" or so auger bit. Should be able to get all that out of there in just a few minutes.

 

Not only will that make your bike sound good ,but you added a new element ,SMELL,Anyone following you will get a nice campfire smell,GOOD IDEA,Im thinking about stuffing my pipes with BACON,