Slip on install help
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Slip on install help
I am putting V&H slip ons on my 07 Street Glide. The right side went on just fine and I torqued them down to 12 ft lb just like the instructions say to do. On the left side however I torqued it down and the slip on is loose enough I easily can move the muffler by hand. Do I just ignore the 12 ft lb and crank it down? Thanks in advance.
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RE: Slip on install help
I am using the HD clamps because I read they are better than what comes with the pipes.
My paranoia is setting in now...I could just picture that slip on coming all the way off the pipe and the front of it hitting the ground while I am riding since the mounting point in the back allows the slip on to move back and forth
My paranoia is setting in now...I could just picture that slip on coming all the way off the pipe and the front of it hitting the ground while I am riding since the mounting point in the back allows the slip on to move back and forth
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RE: Slip on install help
ORIGINAL: Ricks07
I am putting V&H slip ons on my 07 Street Glide. The right side went on just fine and I torqued them down to 12 ft lb just like the instructions say to do. On the left side however I torqued it down and the slip on is loose enough I easily can move the muffler by hand. Do I just ignore the 12 ft lb and crank it down? Thanks in advance.
I am putting V&H slip ons on my 07 Street Glide. The right side went on just fine and I torqued them down to 12 ft lb just like the instructions say to do. On the left side however I torqued it down and the slip on is loose enough I easily can move the muffler by hand. Do I just ignore the 12 ft lb and crank it down? Thanks in advance.
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