no they are not. you need to get the one that is designed to work in your engine. most exhausts have a cap on the end that comes off or slides out for cleaning. if not, you need to build a really hot fire and roast the exhaust pipe until it turns red, then bang the carbon and soot out of it.
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Not really a mopedTopic by: Bobby Frankenberger | Bobby Frankenberger | 10/21/04 08:25PM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: See Ya Moped Army | See Ya Moped Army | 10/21/04 09:52PM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Bobby Frankenberger | Bobby Frankenberger | 10/22/04 01:25AM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 10/22/04 08:13AM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 10/21/04 10:49PM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Bobby Frankenberger | Bobby Frankenberger | 10/22/04 01:26AM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Don Pflueger | Don Pflueger | 10/22/04 08:15AM |
| Re: Not really a mopedRe: Nick K | Nick K | 10/22/04 05:47PM |
| Re: Not really a moped fuel supplyRe: Leon Swarmer | Leon Swarmer | 10/23/04 12:22PM |
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