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So what, It goes to that part and rests on that piece?
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The diameter of the hole for the baffle is 2 inches
This first hole is is halfway down the can at 7 3/4. Total can is 15 inches. The diameter of the hole is 1 1/2 inches.
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A baffle tube. Should be a perferated tube. If your crafty, you could make a new one. parts needed 16ga sheet metal, for making end cap. perferated metal, a welder or rivets, make sure they are stainless. and some steel wool and fiberglass batting, High temp type( white med density).
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Is that what it does though is rest against that middle piece?Is that also y I could be running lean?Comment
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There should be a tube that the baffle material wraps around, could cause a lean condition. I doubt it though, there is a restictor hole in the pipe. If you notice the hole in the muffler is smaller than the actual exhaust pipe. Have you temped the header, and adjusted the A/F screws to 2.5 turns out?"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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That baffle tube provides a surprising amount of backpressure. It's significant enough that there was a noticeable difference in how my bike ran before and after a muffler re-pack. My theory is that the baffles slow the exhaust gasses enough that the gasses themselves are providing the restriction.Comment
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Ok. I'll try to get the stuff again to re pack it. The place I ordered from here says it should be one piece but the baffle was to big to go through the center hole. So then they changed their mind and said it's 2 pieces. Just trying to figure it out now. Thanks.
No I have not messed with the A/F screws. Will try that also. Thanks!!!!!Comment
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