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Title says it all. Termi exhaust is rubbing on my swingarm. I've tried moving the exhaust around, but it wants to stay where it is. I did have it out of the way until a bracket broke and it went back to rubbing. Can a relieve a little bit of the "Rib" on the 2003 or 2004 swingarm without weakening it? Any other thoughts?

I suppose I could give the pipe a smack to flatten it out some but that seems like a sin and a last resort.

Other ideas??
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What type of Termignoni exhaust kit is it? Full or slip on? If it's a full you can try loosening up the manifolds, everything....leave it all loose and see if you can pick up some space where it's rubbing. If it's a slip, it shouldn't touch at all. Maybe you bought the wrong kit w/ the wrong horz. pipe.....that said if it's just wearing that rib on the old style sand cast swinger then let it wear itself in.
 

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Its a full system - I think the pipes are 54mm. The swinger appears to be making more on an impact on the pipe its rubbing. I will try loosening the whole system and see if I can get something out of it.. even .125 would be enough.
 

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pics please!

sounds odd... must have been bent, no?

grtzz

Koen
 
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