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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
Posts: 27,605
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Following on with my exhaust adventures..lol...those with twin exhaust tips, did you have any issue getting them fitted?
The place where I am getting the rest of the exhaust done said that basically he has to bash the wheel well a little to get them to sit right, I actually dont have much of an issue with that, but would rather it not be done. Just wondering what others of done to get by this? Ive had my heart set on either some twin dumps or twin straights for ages, and dont really dont to go to a single. I know there are a few members with EL's who have done it, so I dont know what his problem is. Promise this will be my last exhaust related thread...LOL :togo:
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