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sidepipe rattle help!
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| carmine |
05-25-2008 03:17 PM |
sidepipe rattle help!
Just finished a set of sidepipes and they rattle when letting off the throttle. The mufflers are from stainless specialties. does anyone have a sure way to stop this rattle. I remember reading a post by i think Hall Copple on fixing this problem by cutting a accses pannel into the muffler and welding something in the innercore. Can Hal Copple or someone describe in detail what to do. This Rattle can drive a person mad!
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| dlowman |
05-25-2008 08:48 PM |
Are they rattling where the slip joints come together? Mine do that and I plan on using some high temp gasket to fix that.
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| carmine |
05-25-2008 09:08 PM |
no the rattle is coming from inside the muffle itself
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It sure sounds like the baffling's moving inside the housing. My original Lone Star driver's side pipe did that. I drilled two holes on the inside of the pipe (not visible portion) on each end and threaded in a couple honker stainless steel lag bolts. It "grabbed" the assembly, pulling everything tight together and it didn't rattle after that. I couldn't find any access to weld it so that was my best shot.
Dave
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| Ron61 |
05-26-2008 06:43 AM |
When I had my Cobra I did the same thing that Undy did. And I never had a problem after that.
Ron :)
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