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11-03-06, 10:04 PM
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ccc ,a tight squeeze.
just need some advice from all you old hands.
the link pipe is very tight on the original pipe work,so any alignment problems would be hard work,also the link pipe doesn't seem to sit as far down as it should. should i splay the ends of the link pipe a bit more and grease it up to help it on its way,or is there a better way? |
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11-03-06, 11:55 PM
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you dont-shouldnt need to splay it -mine was tight ,it makes for a good fit ,wd40 will do the trick
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12-03-06, 10:18 AM
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ccc tight fit
i will give that a whirl,cheers.
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12-03-06, 05:34 PM
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ccc tight fit
got the pipe on with a bit of grunting,no leaks or poping,if only i could get the strap to fit i would be a happy chap,i wil have a look at some photos for a better idea as to what i need to do.
p.s, left the baffle in for the time being,sounds great. |
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