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Old 06-05-2013, 11:14 PM
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I purchased a Dan Motto highwayman exhaust for my nightster. I have two questions for the helpful HD enthusiasts.

1. Should single wall exhaust with no heat shields be rapped? The amount of heat coming off these pipes is ridiculous.

2. I installed metal threaded plugs into the 02 sensor locations. Do threaded exhaust connections require any type of high temp caulking compound? I cranked the plugs down tight and feel like exhaust is still leaking out!


Thanks in advance for any help!
 
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On #2 I can tell you that on my last 2 bikes I've used a power commander V and so I took off the sensors and put in bung plugs I got from J&P. No type of threadlock used and neither have ever even come close to being loose.
 
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Originally Posted by madmustang4
On #2 I can tell you that on my last 2 bikes I've used a power commander V and so I took off the sensors and put in bung plugs I got from J&P. No type of threadlock used and neither have ever even come close to being loose.
Thanks! I have to say I pretty much hate these Highwaymen pipes. I am actually thinking about adding a crossover pipe


http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=748064_0_0_

Hoping to bring down the dbs a little and move the end of the exhaust from below my ear line
 
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Originally Posted by ericguizzetti
I purchased a Dan Motto highwayman exhaust for my nightster. I have two questions for the helpful HD enthusiasts.

1. Should single wall exhaust with no heat shields be rapped? The amount of heat coming off these pipes is ridiculous.

2. I installed metal threaded plugs into the 02 sensor locations. Do threaded exhaust connections require any type of high temp caulking compound? I cranked the plugs down tight and feel like exhaust is still leaking out!


Thanks in advance for any help!
If you do not have heat shields, I would wrap for sure. I heard of someones' pants catching on fire before!

The O2 sensors' threads should have a little Anti-seize lubricant put on them prior to install - don't get the lube on the sensor, just the threaded part.
 

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