Yamaha 700 Raptor Muffler |
1. Remove bolt with an allen wrench |
2. Grab a torch and heat the outter ring of the baffle. 3. (Be careful of the heat) Then use a flathead screwdriver to kneed the baffle loose. 4. Use a pair of pliers to pull out the baffle. |
5. This is how the baffle looks removed. The torch is pointing to where you need to apply heat. As you can see, there's a bit of rust on the baffle, which is causing the seizure. |
I was attempting the Foot's Mod for my DRZ 400SM's Pro Circuit T4 exhaust. The exhaust is way too loud for my taste, and the Foot's Mod requires a Raptor 660 baffle to insert into a T4 exhaust. I could not source a 660 baffle, so I went ahead and tried the next best thing, the Raptor 700 baffle. | Well, I can tell you now that the Raptor 700 baffle does not directly fit, so for those looking attempting the Foots Mod, try and source yourself a 660 baffle. The 700 baffle will require some modification to make it fit. |
Nov 28, 2011
Remove Yamaha Raptor 700 Baffle :: How To
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