TorontoRider
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I was totally shocked when I realized that Hellfire is the same person who helped me a lot with my questions. I just bought a r3t and had lots of concerns and questions about it. He was very helpful, his posts were very descriptive. I think his last post to me was on 4th Oct...here is what he said..."I posted a thread on how to remove the baffles from D&D's and the tool I used. You can probably find it using the search feature but here's a brief description.
The pipes need to be mounted on the bike and the single screw removed that holds the baffle in place. I then used an expandable bearing puller (picture shown on that other thread) to knock them out. They are pressed in fairly tight but slow steady blows with the slide hammer bearing puller removes them without damage. I found that just pulling the lower baffle and leaving the upper one makes for a nice sound that is not too obnoxious.
I found the thread Removing D&D baffles"
I wish I had more opportunity to know this great guy who was very helpful to everybody. Sometimes life makes it very tough for us to make right decisions. May his soul rest in peace and I am sure where ever he is, he is helping souls around him as that is what his nature is.
The pipes need to be mounted on the bike and the single screw removed that holds the baffle in place. I then used an expandable bearing puller (picture shown on that other thread) to knock them out. They are pressed in fairly tight but slow steady blows with the slide hammer bearing puller removes them without damage. I found that just pulling the lower baffle and leaving the upper one makes for a nice sound that is not too obnoxious.
I found the thread Removing D&D baffles"
I wish I had more opportunity to know this great guy who was very helpful to everybody. Sometimes life makes it very tough for us to make right decisions. May his soul rest in peace and I am sure where ever he is, he is helping souls around him as that is what his nature is.