Exhaust baffles stuck...Need some advice ASAP

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#21

06-09-2010 | 03:01 PM

Big H

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I am getting ready to do a Big City Thunder install and it sounds like all these ideas might need to be written down.

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06-09-2010 | 04:09 PM

8541hog

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Originally Posted by Big H

I am getting ready to do a Big City Thunder install and it sounds like all these ideas might need to be written down.

On my way out to the garage to install mine right now...

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#23

06-09-2010 | 07:36 PM

8541hog

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Just back from the maiden voyage with her new baffles and it definitely made a difference. The high tones that I did not care for are gone. She has better response in the mid-range, and the decel popping is better than it was, even though it was not bad before.
So count me as one very happy BCT QQ1845 baffle customer.

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#24

06-10-2010 | 09:51 PM

bks6721

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Originally Posted by Thatzmister2u

Get a 6ft piece of one inch pipe, Remove slip on, lay on towel and have a buddy hold it down. Insert pipe until it stops on bafflle. Beat the hell out of it with a sledge hammer. Works like a charm! (Ask me how I know...wink...wink)

Big Radius don't have slip ons.

I used a bearing removal slide hammer

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