| Subject: | Orienting Muffler |
| From: | Mike Finkbiner <mike_l_f@HOTMAIL.COM> |
| Date: | Wed, 1 Aug 2012 15:08:16 +0000 |
I have an '87 Westy, and am going to replace the aftermarket muffler and cat with a set I bought from the Bus Depot.
The
existing muffler was welded to the supports instead of using the
muffler straps, so we will have to cut it off, grind the welds down and
put the new muffler, tailpipe and cat in their place. The new danish
muffler has two fins sticking out from the body, running most of the
length. The input and output holes are to one side on the ends rather
than centered.
I'm assuming you orient it so the holes are farther away from the body, but what about the fins?
I
have two muffler straps which are short, and one quite a bit longer.
We'll have to see which ones fit, and hope the mount isn't too buggered.
It
may all make perfect sense once we get the old stuff off, but I thought
I would check to see if there are any tips or suggestions that would
make things easier.
Thanks!
- Mike
Mike Finkbiner
Moscow, Idaho
'87 Westy
mike_l_f@hotmail.com