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Old 12-21-2010, 08:42 PM
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What I said will work. Just need the inside pipe diameter. I can get it bit will not be till Thursday night till I am around the bike.
 
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Originally Posted by Fireman1501
What I said will work. Just need the inside pipe diameter. I can get it bit will not be till Thursday night till I am around the bike.
This is what I suggested in post# 26 of this thread.Its been a while since I installed my cholos.I thought the mufflers slipped into the head pipes which would may have caused a problem but after checking my pipes .The mufflers slip over the head pipes so there should be no problems doing this. I agree with Fireman 1501 this will work.
 
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Originally Posted by Malingerer
This is what I suggested in post# 26 of this thread.Its been a while since I installed my cholos.I thought the mufflers slipped into the head pipes which would may have caused a problem but after checking my pipes .The mufflers slip over the head pipes so there should be no problems doing this. I agree with Fireman 1501 this will work.
Does it effect back pressure if the baffles are installed so far up in the headers? Rather than further back in the muffler....
 
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Old 12-21-2010, 09:49 PM
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Does it effect back pressure if the baffles are installed so far up in the headers? Rather than further back in the muffler....
According to Big City Thunder they say you get the same results.I have never tried them so I truly cant say.I have no baffles in my Cholos and my sled runs like a raped ape.But I am not running cams like the OP.
 
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Back pressure in pipes is an hourglass effect, so it won't make any difference where they are placed. However, being in the head pipes will subject them to a lot more heat. Depending on what the baffles material is, they may burn out and need to be repacked periodically. If it comes to that, it's a cheap and easy job though.
 
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Old 12-21-2010, 10:08 PM
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Ok the baffles can only be 3" long in order to fit on the primary side pipe. You just need the ID measurement.
 
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This is really an unfortunate circumstance. Hope you get it worked out. I find it hard to believe that a company like Samson won't stand behind a customer a bit more. I mean if there was no way to tell if the pipes he was installing were unbaffled how can this even be his fault? Where was the communication broken down at? Seems like that should be the first thing found out and then work from there.

Sad Samson, Sad.... making me rethink my idea of switching from my V&H now.
 

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Old 12-22-2010, 09:39 AM
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I really appreciate everyones help in trying to remedy my problems with these pipes. Especially the Braddahs at Dr. VTwin, Drew and Shawn. I dont know if I want to put the baffles in the headers. Especially since it has not been done and I really dont want to drill or mess with that end of my exhaust system.

To answer everyones question. It is just so frustrating that a BIG company like Samson cannot step up and fix their mistake. That is where the problem happened. By them sending the wrong pipes. What kills me this is my second set of Samson mufflers I bought. Being my initial set up was the whole true dual system with the 28" longtails.

Im just drained in trying to figure out how to fix this. I've come to the point that if anyone on the HD Forums are interested in these NON-Baffled 39" Cholos mufflers. I letting them go for $350.00.(Shipping not included) These pipes are brand new. Please understand I paid $434.00 for them. So I think this a real good deal. PM me if you are seriously interseted. I'm selling the pipes so I can a set that are BAFFLED.
 
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Put them up for sale in the classifieds.You will get a better response.Good Luck
 
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i'm sorry to have to defend Samson from miscommunication but the pipes were not bought from us. the wrong part number was sent too the customer without our knowledge. it was a dealer, not Samson, who made the mistake. we will always stand behind our products.
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