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08-08-2016, 10:13 PM | #1 |
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UPDATE!!!! Stainless Mufflers Question
I have read thru the search about the Ariers Stainless Muffler and see many have received their muffler with dents and bends in it. Would it be better to buy a stainless muffler (Ariers) from Snyders or Brattons rather then from Ariers? I also saw a drawing with four different mufflers but not indicated which one was the original size/type.
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08-08-2016, 10:18 PM | #2 |
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Re: Stainless Mufflers Question
I am sure that the Model A Parts Suppliers get no better treatment than do Airies customers. Based on other items I have received that have been shipped from other companies, I suspect that the rigors of shipping is the culprit for dented products.
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Re: Stainless Mufflers Question
a friend had a new SS Aries shear the tail pipe right off the back of the muffler on a tour.......
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08-08-2016, 11:19 PM | #4 |
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Re: Stainless Mufflers Question
I just bought mine from Berts or snyders. I can't remember but it came fine with no dents or bends. There is maybe one or two circles indented on the skin of the muffler but I assume that is a spot weld of the inner baffles so I'm ok with it. The drawing you're referring to I believe just shows the different type of aftermarket mufflers that have been produced. I believe the only issue you need to take note of is the 90 deg bend by the front motor mount. The 30/31 have a offset on that bend and the 28/29 have just a straight 90 deg bend. Mikes catalog has a picture of the two I believe. Hope that helped.
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08-09-2016, 01:32 PM | #5 |
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That will happen if the tail pipe clamp is tight.
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The fuzzy, rattly oversized muffler clamp does not work for me. Buy one and see how long the fuzz lasts ... and how long you can put up with the rattle! |
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08-09-2016, 05:04 PM | #8 |
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if it comes ups it will be damaged in freight
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08-12-2016, 10:39 PM | #11 |
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I have a S/S muffler on my '30 for about 7K miles.
I like it but do not see the need to have a polished muffler. As stated before, the oversize rear clamp is not good. I wore out 2 fuzzys before I made my own flexible rear clamp. Now everything is nice and quiet. Just my experience and opinion. Chris W. |
08-13-2016, 03:10 PM | #12 |
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I want to thank everyone who responded to my questions. I have in fact bought a Aries Stainless Muffler from Brattons. I received in two days from ordering and in one piece with no dents. It was shipped via UPS. I am not happy with the shine that it has on it and have already used a RED Scotch pad on it to get the luster down some.
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I bought an Aries muffler (scratch and dent) for a very reasonable price several years ago and I couldn't tell what was wrong with it, there were no dents that I could find.
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08-13-2016, 08:26 PM | #14 |
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I had a Beaver stainless muffler for several years that worked fine, but I changed it for an Aries regular steel muffler because I didn't like the sound of the Beaver, which didn't seem to me to be the real Model A sound. After all that, the Aries sounds exactly the same. Oh well. The Beaver I had was a replacement. The first one had arrived dented and I returned it.
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Well yesterday I installed my NEW STAINLESS ARIES MUFFLER. Today I went for a ride to see how it was going to be and as someone said "watch out for the rattles". Well I have a rattle BUT very happy with the product and the sound. I'm thinking I will have to put a non original clamp on the back to take care of the rattle.
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I used the oversize hanger on my SS Aires, with a strip of welding cloth between the the clamp and hanger. Has been good for over 10,000 miles. PS : I scuffed and painted the muffler with high heat paint. |
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No you don't. Your 2015 Jeep has a stainless muffler and should already have a drain hole or syphon tube if it needs one. (I used to design OEM mufflers, including Jeep stuff back in the late '90s)
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