2015 Freewheeler FLRT - baffle removal
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Kevin,
I'm thinking of using them on a '14 tri with stock mufflers (baffles and cat removed). So these go inside the rear of the muffler and are held in place with a bolt? I can't see them in the video and it's hard to tell in the packaging. I think that on the stock mufflers the baffles are welded in.
Thanks,
Tracy
I'm thinking of using them on a '14 tri with stock mufflers (baffles and cat removed). So these go inside the rear of the muffler and are held in place with a bolt? I can't see them in the video and it's hard to tell in the packaging. I think that on the stock mufflers the baffles are welded in.
Thanks,
Tracy
Last edited by Tjackson; 10-06-2014 at 11:58 AM. Reason: added more info.
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Kevin,
I'm thinking of using them on a '14 tri with stock mufflers (baffles and cat removed). So these go inside the rear of the muffler and are held in place with a bolt? I can't see them in the video and it's hard to tell in the packaging. I think that on the stock mufflers the baffles are welded in.
Thanks,
Tracy
I'm thinking of using them on a '14 tri with stock mufflers (baffles and cat removed). So these go inside the rear of the muffler and are held in place with a bolt? I can't see them in the video and it's hard to tell in the packaging. I think that on the stock mufflers the baffles are welded in.
Thanks,
Tracy
I'm on the road right now...but it's a pretty easy install. You can email the shop and they can send you the instructions, or give a call and Dawn or Devin can walk you thru it.