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Not Yet Wild
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3PG Muffler: Hot Tank vs BBQing???
Anybody ever hot tank their 2 stroke muffler??? I know BBQing it seems to be the preferred method, but I can't do that where I live. I was thinking of having a machine shop hot tank it in a lye bath to wash it out. That's what they do for engine blocks etc, so why not a muffler????? Comments????
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11-28-2011, 02:30 PM
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Re: 3PG Muffler: Hot Tank vs BBQing???
I know hot tanking removes the rust scale from an engine block, but most of what is in your muffler is baked on carbon. I don't know if they would have a way to circulate the fluid through the muffler. That is really what you would need. I'd just give the shop a call and see what they think.
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11-28-2011, 04:28 PM
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Not Yet Wild
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Location: hemet ca
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Re: 3PG Muffler: Hot Tank vs BBQing???
is they fiberglass in those mufflers like glass packs ????
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