Ok, cool. I'll give it a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
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Ok, cool. I'll give it a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
He..he..he. That's really funny. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
You guys watch me. I'm gonna fix it.
I don't care if it costs me an arm and a leg. :harhar:
You're teasing the wrong backyardie here. :icon_bonk::wink:
You need a girlfriend
>>>tappin from tassie
I've got enough trouble with quite a few of them. Anymore would kill me.Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
Having said that, if you've got any freebees to give away, I'll take it. :clownredpuff:
Just keep drilling 3/16 holes in the damn thing until you get the loose baffle, then use blind pop rivets to fasten it and fill the holes. PML. If that doesn't work then fill the bastard with WD40, to quieten the rattle.
Now, that's an idea I can work with. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
I'm also thinking cutting it open and pull the loose baffle out and reseal the sound box. :bananarock:
Hey Guys,
Any ideas about Stainless Steel mufflers?!
How much would you pay for a one for the RB30? Are they super dear comparing to mild steel ones?
Thanx
Keep a Tab on what it cost you to fix it, for a laugh. Resealing the skin will be a hard as it is not much thicker than tin foil.
This stuff will do better than Duct tape. Blasphemy! http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FiberFix-...0AAOSwal5YK8CQ
If it helps I have the muffler from my exhaust that was cut out sitting at home, you just need a 3" exhaust or some reducers to attach to it