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David Bo · 04-15-2009, 03:06 PM

Thanks Blackbird... I just have to find a muffler shop that can weld it for me. I have access to a welder but it is a "stick" welder, not a mig welder. I believe stick welders will get too hot and burn throught the chrome. Did your EMGO come with a clamp?

I am wondering if I could use some of that JB Weld stuff where you mix the A tube and the B tube and then set the pipes in place (maybe with a clamp on top of the seam). The website says it works with temperatures up to 500 degrees F.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this???

04-15-2009, 03:06 PM	#21
David Bo Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Northbridge, MA Posts: 96	Re: Just came back from my first ride after "needle shim mod" Thanks Blackbird... I just have to find a muffler shop that can weld it for me. I have access to a welder but it is a "stick" welder, not a mig welder. I believe stick welders will get too hot and burn throught the chrome. Did your EMGO come with a clamp? I am wondering if I could use some of that JB Weld stuff where you mix the A tube and the B tube and then set the pipes in place (maybe with a clamp on top of the seam). The website says it works with temperatures up to 500 degrees F. Does anyone have any thoughts on this??? Login or Register to Remove Ads
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