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Will discolored muffler be a problem?
06/12/07 at 07:49:27
 
Hi All, I'm a new guy. I just picked up my 2005 S40 a month ago as my first bike and have been very happy riding it. It has about six inches of its muffler turned blue. I don't mind the look, but, will the blue part rust? My garage has a higher than normal humidity level. How can I prevent rusting from happening?

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Re: Will discolored muffler be a problem?
Reply #1 - 06/12/07 at 07:58:09
 
You talkin muffler or header pipe where it comes out the engine?
The thing is jetted lean. You can learn how to get better power & get rid of the lean condition right here. Ditching that stock muffler will soon be something you will understand the need for. It's easy & can be done for little money. Very little.
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Reply #2 - 06/12/07 at 08:36:49
 
I think it's the header pipe I'm talking about. I have this bike for only a month and have not gone through the manuals yet. Embarrassed.

I'm really looking forward to learn more about modifications I can make to my baby bike. Tongue
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Reply #3 - 06/12/07 at 09:09:28
 
I had mine ceramic coated in satin black and I love it.  See previous topic Ceramic Coated Header.
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Re: Will discolored muffler be a problem?
Reply #4 - 06/12/07 at 22:23:33
 
Savage_Rob wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:06:
I had mine ceramic coated in satin black and I love it.  See previous topic Ceramic Coated Header.


I bought a rough looking header pipe from Bikemom with intent of just painting it BBQ black, but now that I went back and looked at the pictures of your ceramic coated one, I need to find a place around here to get it done reasonable. There is a blued Dyna muffler on my chopper that I like the sound of that I may have done too. Then finally everyone will be able to see my fancy flamed chrome muffler clamp cover against the contrasting black! Wink

Original poster: More often than not, bluing just happens to pipes. Sometimes with careful jetting it can be avoided for a long time; but eventually under some atmospheric condition it will get your pipes anyways. Just my experience, so I don't worry about it too much.
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Reply #5 - 06/14/07 at 18:22:18
 
I kinda like it blue, looks like it's been doing some work.
It's 11 years old, 17K miles, no rust.

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