packing a muffler......
07-20-2005, 03:05 PM
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packing a muffler......
whats the best and cheapest way to repack a muffler... i got a yosh all ripped appart and gutted, ....they way it was packed from the factory was rediclious,
im lookin to be as stealthy as possible.. so whats the best stuff to use?
im lookin to be as stealthy as possible.. so whats the best stuff to use?
07-21-2005, 11:44 AM
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Re: packing a muffler......
Most local bike shops carry packing. The last time I bought some it was about $12 for a bag and it took 1 1/2 bags so I had to buy 2 bags.
I have a "leftover" amount of packing from that time as well as a leftover bag from when I did pipe on my banshee a while back and the 2 were definelty a little different for some reason. The stuff the shop told me to use for my streetbikes seems more dense than the other stuff.
Either should work, but denser would likely last longer and maybe be a little quieter.
I have a "leftover" amount of packing from that time as well as a leftover bag from when I did pipe on my banshee a while back and the 2 were definelty a little different for some reason. The stuff the shop told me to use for my streetbikes seems more dense than the other stuff.
Either should work, but denser would likely last longer and maybe be a little quieter.
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