Adam rogers
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I need help on how to modify a muffler on a husky 385xp maybe some pictures or a step by step guide
husky 385 muffler mold help
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You can use a Husqvarna 288 deflector, some fasten them on with screws or rivets, but I find neither hold so I weld them on now. Some weld or braze on a pipe or two.
This is the last one I did, not pretty, but it works. I may end up adding another port, I don't think it flows quite enough.
This is the last one I did, not pretty, but it works. I may end up adding another port, I don't think it flows quite enough.
I've seen those they look nice, and well priced.
Big_Wood
westcoast dweller
This is how I’ve been doing the huskies. Deeper less pingy sound and less noticeable by forestry pencil pushers.
Here’s how I was doing them but they take to much time.
If you need to ask I would imagine your looking for an easy mod. The easiest by far is to remove the muffler with the support bracket still attached. Drill 2 holes evenly spaced so it don’t look like **** then pinch a screen in between the support and muffler. Make sure you get all the metal out before reinstalling. Second easiest will be to attach a pre made deflector.
Here’s how I was doing them but they take to much time.
If you need to ask I would imagine your looking for an easy mod. The easiest by far is to remove the muffler with the support bracket still attached. Drill 2 holes evenly spaced so it don’t look like **** then pinch a screen in between the support and muffler. Make sure you get all the metal out before reinstalling. Second easiest will be to attach a pre made deflector.
