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Latimer Junior Member Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 81 Boston Gender:	Re: Screamin Eagle Reply #15 - 04/15/08 at 11:09:19 Gary On A Savage wrote on 04/15/08 at 10:23:21: Cheap. Glad to hear something is cheap. This modding hobby has started to get expensive in the last few weeks.
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Reply #16 - 04/15/08 at 17:28:39

I put a stock sporty on my Savage and love it. I have no equipment to work on it and got it on ebay where they said i could just bend the bracket to fit it, it worked OK but i put my bike in for a tuneup/carb cleaning and he custom build a bracket for the pipe. I did no jet changes but had the guy check the compression etc... and all are fine though there is some backfiring thats just pressure buildup in the exhaust pipe and i personally like it. You will love the sound of a new pipe on the bike, makes a huge difference from stock.

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verslagen1 YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Posts: 28886 L.A. California Gender:	Re: Screamin Eagle Reply #17 - 04/15/08 at 18:03:55 pressure build up You got a potato in your pipe? Give you pilot jet a 1/4 turn to the left and stop eating beans.
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Cory Full Member Offline Ride Hard Or Stay Home Posts: 124 OHIO Gender:	Re: Screamin Eagle Reply #18 - 04/15/08 at 21:59:00 Gary what type of clamp was it and did you have to use anything else to seal it good ? i tried thermo steel so far it's holding up but still a little leary
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Re: Screamin Eagle
Reply #19 - 04/15/08 at 22:57:55

Cory wrote on 04/15/08 at 21:59:00:

Gary what type of clamp was it and did you have to use anything else to seal it good ? i tried thermo steel so far it's holding up but still a little leary

The clamp was for the bracket that held it in place, not to attach it to the pipe. I used the stock clamp for the pipe and used muffler wrap to tighten the seal. BUT..it still leaked.

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Reply #20 - 04/17/08 at 11:27:18

I have a screamin eagle on my bike. Its very loud. ive had the pipe off and its not much louder with no muffler at all, just more backfiring. Overall i love it. I love loud bikes, but this is probably the most "extreme" muffler you can get, a "cherry bomb" might be moreso, donno, but just keep that in mind. Its wicked loud and mean.

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Reply #21 - 04/17/08 at 11:39:17

JayScottComedy wrote on 04/17/08 at 11:27:18:

I have a screamin eagle on my bike. Its very loud. ive had the pipe off and its not much louder with no muffler at all, just more backfiring. Overall i love it. I love loud bikes, but this is probably the most "extreme" muffler you can get, a "cherry bomb" might be moreso, donno, but just keep that in mind. Its wicked loud and mean.

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Just wondering - have you looked inside your SE - had one here that near the inlet was a welded in washer about 1" in diam with about say a 5/8" hole in the middle - that was all the baffle there was - not sure it would do much except stop a test stick LEOs cram up your pipe (that doesn't sound good) to check for baffles in some places

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