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Repacking exhaust?

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06-15-2006	#1 (permalink)
2bugeyez Senior Member Formula Extreme Favorite Bike: '01 S3 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Oceanside, CA Posts: 588 Other Motorcycle: lookin for my '96 T-bird	I've had a hi-mount CF TOR on my '01 S3 for 4 yrs now. Any advice on repacking the can? The rivets on the end cap are tack welded, so looks like their intent is not to but I'd like to get around that. Sound is great, but I've noticed a little more vibration @ the upper rev range. Bike has 24k miles on it. __________________ Speed thrills!

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