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Instructions
Repacking the Muffler
1. Drill out the rivets securing the muffler's end cap using the bit provided in the re-pack kit.
2. Remove the muffler's inner core carefully, pulling out any remaining exhaust packing material.
3. Wrap the new exhaust packing material around the inner core. The material should be wrapped snugly without over-tightening to allow the exhaust gases to expand into the packing.
4. Apply a drop of LOC-TITE onto the mounting bolt and screw the baffle into place.
Installing a Slip-in Baffle
6. Measure the inner diameter of your muffler. Universal slip-in baffles are available in a range of sizes to fit the multitude of aftermarket exhausts. Alternatively, many exhaust brands offer a slip-in baffle specific to their products.
7. Clean the inner rim of the muffler.
8. Remove the mounting screw on the baffle.
9. Slide the baffle into the muffler gently, checking for placement.
10. Align the baffle with the mounting hole on your muffler. If a mounting hole is not present, it is recommended to drill a small hole into the muffler.
11. Slide the freshly wrapped core back into the muffler.5. Re-attach the end cap using the pop rivets included in the re-pack kit.
