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Okay, here is a question for you exhaust gurus.
I have Rinehart true dual exhaust pipes. In looking at them yesterday, I noticed that the end of the right pipe extends 3/4" further than the left one. I thought they were supposed to end up the same length relative to the rear fender.
Is there adjustment where the tailpipe mounts onto the header?
To correct this, I am thinking of removing the left pipe cover, removing the clamp, sliding the tailpipe backward to match the extension of the right pipe, install a new clamp, and replace the cover. Is this correct?
Are the clamps universal? Can I use a harley clamp or must I order the Rinehart one?
Also, if silicone was used, what is the best way to break the seal?
Thanks for your thoughts.
I have Rinehart true dual exhaust pipes. In looking at them yesterday, I noticed that the end of the right pipe extends 3/4" further than the left one. I thought they were supposed to end up the same length relative to the rear fender.
Is there adjustment where the tailpipe mounts onto the header?
To correct this, I am thinking of removing the left pipe cover, removing the clamp, sliding the tailpipe backward to match the extension of the right pipe, install a new clamp, and replace the cover. Is this correct?
Are the clamps universal? Can I use a harley clamp or must I order the Rinehart one?
Also, if silicone was used, what is the best way to break the seal?
Thanks for your thoughts.