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Cruiser
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Shelbyville, IL United States | Any tricks to changing the mufflers out on my vision? I can not find a write up any where on the pipe swap. |
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Visionary
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Central Maryland | Here you go:
Edited by willtill 2014-05-08 4:44 AM
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Cruiser
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Shelbyville, IL United States | Thanks thats aewsome ! |
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Cruiser
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Shelbyville, IL United States | Is it necessary to have the muffler tool ? |
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Visionary
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Central Maryland | new vic rider - 2014-05-08 5:58 AM
Is it necessary to have the muffler tool ?
Nope. Not required. |
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Cruiser
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| I used a strap wrench that I've had for ages. works just as good.
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Cruiser
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Shelbyville, IL United States | Thanks for the replys. Sounds pretty simple . |
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Tourer
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Vineland, NJ United States | my loal Vic shop will swap for 1 hr labor $89 plus tax. It's worth considering. |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | It'll take a little work, but I always pull my mufflers first before touching the head pipe. A few twist and gentle working back and forth usually works well. I'll pull the elbow with the left side muffler by undoing everything and then letting it drop on it's own and then pull off. When I put it back together I put grease on the pipe joints. It'll burn off and smell a little, but it makes it easier to pull off the next time, much easier. With the $89 you'll save, that'll give you a couple of tanks of fuel. |
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New user
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| I just did a swap last Saturday, as stated by Varyder it takes a little work but I did it by myself and It took about an hour for the first one and only about 30 min to do the second. I agree with putting some grease on them. My advise is just be patient and take your time, but it will take a little work. But I would not pay to have this done.
Edited by norcal1 2014-05-09 1:15 PM
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Vision muffler swap