adding the washer trick to stock v&h baffles
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03-02-2013 | 06:44 PM
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I just bought a set of CFR's mufflers, and I had a drop in the low end on it and I developed a flat spot a little off the idle, I"m going to try to weld in a washer to raise back pressure and get a little torque back, od maybe even the torque cones. like the look of the pipe, sound is a little loud, but I hate that flat spot, and it won't tune out
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03-02-2013 | 07:42 PM
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From: NE Philly
I just bought a set of CFR's mufflers, and I had a drop in the low end on it and I developed a flat spot a little off the idle, I"m going to try to weld in a washer to raise back pressure and get a little torque back, od maybe even the torque cones. like the look of the pipe, sound is a little loud, but I hate that flat spot, and it won't tune out
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