I have a set of used Supertrapp 3.5" (128-65115) mufflers off of my 06 Street Glide. They are in great condition other than the right side muffler baffle is loose. I am asking $175 shipped firm.

I also have a set of brand new Fiberglass unpainted 6x9 Saddlebag Speaker Lids. I was going to use them on my bike, but ended up using a different setup. $150 shipped obo.

 

Sometimes a "loose Baffle' can be the fit between the muffler body and the baffle has become too great and it rattles until warm. If you removed the baffle it is one long piece, if that is intact then look where the baffle friction fits inside the muffler body. Use a rubber mallet to whack the muffler body a little bit on the side that faces the bike, lay muffler body on something soft. Trial fit the baffle and re-wahck if needed. I have been running these type of Supertrapp/SE/Kerkers for years and have had the rattle before. Anyhow good luck with the sale.

 

Thanks Ted, however, I will sell as is and leave the whacking to the lucky buyer.

 

"loose baffle"... Who said Ted had a loose baffle? let me at'em!

(just kiddin' my friend)

as to the
you don't have to be the buyer to enjoy that

 

To the top! Still available, make an offer!

 

Hahaha I actually might have a screw or two loose and from living in Arizona was exposed to good mezkin food which caused no end to gassy fun and I swear I blew a baffle from that !!

 

Ted, It's appropriate that this thread is about SuperTrapps because for all our sakes,... i would say you need a "closed" end cap.

Hey 06BLKPRL, sorry about the slight derailment...but, it does keep it on top.

 

multihdrdr, it's all good! It does keep it up top and it's rather entertaining! Thanks

 

Bump...still available

 

I just noticed the set of Supertrapps on my bike have loose baffles when cold. Thump and they rattle. Once it warms up no thump and rattle. Funny you hear no sound when bike is running. I would not sweat the "loose baffle" thing at all. Easy fix. You can also remove the inside and locate where it makes contact and "stiple" or dimple with a center punch a few times on the baffle itself. Perhaps core is the correct term?

These mufflers are known to be one of the better all around performing ones and sound pretty good too. Plus with the removable end caps many different looks are available.