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Re: Muffler repl. 700 86

posted by  someone claiming to be JohnB on  Thu Nov 30 03:17 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Use BF torch. Preferably oxyacetylene, heat pipe red hot and they come apart.

BTW, I generally skip the resonator or rear muffler and just put a straight piece of 2.5 inch pipe to the back with a chrome tip or twin slant pipe tipe. Use a reducer to get from 2.5 to whatever the stock pipe is, what, 2 1/4.

The first muffler behind my cat appears to be part of a welded pipe/muffler assembly so I just replace the entire system from the cat back sans the rear resonator.





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