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Trapp Gap
05/26/11 at 16:03:11
 
Has anyone who has installed a Trapp been able to get the muffler to butt right up against the collar on the header pipe. I have a 3/4" gap and can't seem to get it any further.

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Reply #1 - 05/26/11 at 16:58:18
 
IMO it shouldn't matter as long as it goes on far enough to be safe and seal tight. It sounds like you are hitting against something inside the new muffler.
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Reply #2 - 05/26/11 at 17:04:35
 
The slots are covered... can you get the mounting bolts in?

One is enough... then put the clamp on and ride   Cool
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Reply #3 - 05/26/11 at 17:14:26
 
Yep I can get the whole thing bolted up. Onces installed it was back firing and barking something fierce so I went back to square one.
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Reply #4 - 05/26/11 at 17:32:52
 
Did you fashion a gasket out of some metal and wrap it around the header pipe inside the muffler? That can cause some backfiring.
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Reply #5 - 05/26/11 at 17:58:27
 
As long as the rear bolts will go in, youre okay,, IF you decide to shorten the header a bit, be aware that sparks from a grinder shooting near the battery vent tube can ( & if circumstances are just right), Will create a hydrogen explosion & youll be working for a few hours to clean the battery acid up so it doesnt rust. & Yes, I KNOW what Im talking about,,
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Reply #6 - 05/27/11 at 01:12:07
 
I don't understand any of the problems mounting a supertrapp. I just slid the muffler onto the header a bit. clamped it down and it has no leaks or backfires. Lined right up with the real bolt holes. took me all of 5 or 10 minutes to install.
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Reply #7 - 05/27/11 at 01:43:25
 
I didnt understand the problems I had either. Ive been doing things more complex than a ding dang muffler swap for decades & was shocked to encounter such an issue, but it simply would not go together, so, I grabbed a grinder,,, & Blooey,, I hadda buy a new battery..
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Reply #8 - 05/27/11 at 09:05:24
 
I cut off and inch or two to the header, to get the supertrapp to fit.
I took the header off the bike first.  I can't remember the details, but it wasn't sliding on all the way.

I just recently took it all apart and put it back together with some of
that exhaust sealer stuff, because I think the exhaust was leaking out
one of the slots under the band clamp.
(the one that connects the supertrapp to the header pipe.)

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Reply #9 - 05/27/11 at 10:06:48
 
Like the Danas, its a "direct fit".
Now,.....the definition of "direct fit" could start another 6 page thread !




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Reply #10 - 05/27/11 at 16:00:20
 
Routy wrote on 05/27/11 at 10:06:48:
Like the Danas, its a "direct fit".
Now,.....the definition of "direct fit" could start another 6 page thread !




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Danas are direct fix for some harleys.
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