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Exhaust Heat Shield

Started by QUIETMAN, Sun 09, Aug 2015, 06:23:11

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QUIETMAN

Anyone know where I can get my hands on replacement Chrome Heat Shields for the Standard Exhaust ? I still have mine but the retaining straps on either end which are fixed to them are rusting badly, I've already welded one back into place which leaves a horrible burn mark on the outer chrome and I've lost another, rusted and fell off somewhere.
I'm just after the longer shield for the centre section of the exhaust and not the full set which I've seen on eBay
Thanks in advance
QM

da prez

The was a set in the classified a little while back. I think it was $50.00 asking. Just going by memory.

                                     da prez

blackvalkyrie


I have one for the right side... but it's kinda got a brown tint to it.. you can have it for free if you pay shipping

Quote from: QUIETMAN on Sun 09, Aug 2015, 06:23:11
Anyone know where I can get my hands on replacement Chrome Heat Shields for the Standard Exhaust ? I still have mine but the retaining straps on either end which are fixed to them are rusting badly, I've already welded one back into place which leaves a horrible burn mark on the outer chrome and I've lost another, rusted and fell off somewhere.
I'm just after the longer shield for the centre section of the exhaust and not the full set which I've seen on eBay
Thanks in advance
QM

Joe Hummer

Another option is to go with a set of truck stacks.  You can slide them over the muffler and then you do away with the clamps altogether.  You will need to cut a notch in the back for the stock mounting bolts but a cut-off wheel or jig saw will handle that nicely. 

One offering... http://www.airflo.com/valkyrie.html

Information on the installation process... http://www.valkyrieriders.com/shoptalk/truckstackinstall.htm

I finished mine off with a set of Grumpy's tips...really finished the ends.  Monica put slash cuts on her bike. 

Joe
1999 Valkyrie Interstate
You pay for the whole bike, why not use it Jerry Motorman Palladino

F6Viking

I had one of the straps break on one side of mine as well. I thought about welding as well but knew with thickness of the heat shield it wouldn't look the way I would like.
I used one of these style stainless clamps (don't remember exact part number) and lined it right up to the edge of the heat shield and has worked well for a few years now.

From NAPA
Hose Clamps, Spring Loaded T Bolt; #102
$ 6.75 /ea
Part Number: 7051527
VRCC# 27351
VRCCDS# 0136

Michvalk

I bought stainless 4" clamps from the plumbing department at Menards, and gave them a little polish.  :cooldude:

QUIETMAN

Quote from: blackvalkyrie on Sun 09, Aug 2015, 12:33:49

I have one for the right side... but it's kinda got a brown tint to it.. you can have it for free if you pay shipping
Thanks for the offer but I'm after non marked

QUIETMAN

Quote from: JoeValkIS on Sun 09, Aug 2015, 12:39:49
Another option is to go with a set of truck stacks.  You can slide them over the muffler and then you do away with the clamps altogether.  You will need to cut a notch in the back for the stock mounting bolts but a cut-off wheel or jig saw will handle that nicely. 

One offering... http://www.airflo.com/valkyrie.html

Information on the installation process... http://www.valkyrieriders.com/shoptalk/truckstackinstall.htm

I finished mine off with a set of Grumpy's tips...really finished the ends.  Monica put slash cuts on her bike. 

Joe
Cheers for the links this is probably they way I might go.
Just measured up mine and 32" will probably bring me back to the back edge of the bags

QUIETMAN

Quote from: Michvalk on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 07:58:56
I bought stainless 4" clamps from the plumbing department at Menards, and gave them a little polish.  :cooldude:
Did they polish up ok ? Any marking from heat transfer ? This may be a handy temporary fix

QUIETMAN

JoeValkIS:
What are these Grumpy's Tips ?

Joe Hummer

Quietman,

Check out this post from Grumpy...  http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,79995.0.html

Grumpy (aka Bill) is a metal fabricator who makes finishing tips for truck stacks.  Since he no longer has his website available, I tried to find a few pictures of bikes with his tips installed. 





I would contact Bill via email (bgurneysr@verizon.net) for a better product listing and prices. 

Joe
1999 Valkyrie Interstate
You pay for the whole bike, why not use it Jerry Motorman Palladino

QUIETMAN


Michvalk

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Quote from: QUIETMAN on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 11:27:49
Quote from: Michvalk on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 07:58:56
I bought stainless 4" clamps from the plumbing department at Menards, and gave them a little polish.  :cooldude:
Did they polish up ok ? Any marking from heat transfer ? This may be a handy temporary fix

Yeah, they polished up better than I thought they would. No, they were almost unnoticeable, and no heat problems. I never intended to leave them on either, but 20,000 miles, and they were still on there :cooldude:

F6Dave

Several years ago I dinged one of mine.  I bought a spare from Mark T.  I don't think they are needed when his pipes are installed.

nogrey

Quote from: F6Dave on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 17:11:25
Several years ago I dinged one of mine.  I bought a spare from Mark T.  I don't think they are needed when his pipes are installed.
I talked to Mark at Inzane. He has piles of them. Give him a PM. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.  :cooldude:

ammpro

eBay seems to have just about everything, as long as you are willing to wait.
Frank
Have fun. Be safe. Always set a good example.

MarkT

Quote from: nogrey on Tue 11, Aug 2015, 16:55:23
Quote from: F6Dave on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 17:11:25
Several years ago I dinged one of mine.  I bought a spare from Mark T.  I don't think they are needed when his pipes are installed.
I talked to Mark at Inzane. He has piles of them. Give him a PM. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.  :cooldude:

That was true.  But they were in my way, weren't worth the trouble or space of storing and marketing them, so most have been removed from my shop and sold to the metal recycler and most of the rest used for raw material for metal sculptures.  I have a handful left.

Vietnam-474 TFW Takhli 9-12/72 Linebckr II;307 SBW U-Tapao 05/73-4

F6Dave

Quote from: MarkT on Wed 12, Aug 2015, 11:34:27
Quote from: nogrey on Tue 11, Aug 2015, 16:55:23
Quote from: F6Dave on Mon 10, Aug 2015, 17:11:25
Several years ago I dinged one of mine.  I bought a spare from Mark T.  I don't think they are needed when his pipes are installed.
I talked to Mark at Inzane. He has piles of them. Give him a PM. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.  :cooldude:

That was true.  But they were in my way, weren't worth the trouble or space of storing and marketing them, so most have been removed from my shop and sold to the metal recycler and most of the rest used for raw material for metal sculptures.  I have a handful left.

As they say, he who hesitates doesn't get the heat shields!  Mark, I'm glad I met you at the Stagecoach in Franktown several years ago when you still had piles of them.

QUIETMAN

Cheers guys, think I'm getting sorted, hopefully

QUIETMAN

Got a shock at one stage though, contacted AirFlo for Stacks and wasn't a bad price, then came the shipping quote, $308.00 to Ireland with UPS, I though F**K, then they came back with $90 odd with USPS, just waiting on another option to come back to me first, then I'll move on it