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Has anyone ever seen or used a deflector for the oval exit end of the cast iron end cap type muffler? Pictures might help. I need to get the exhaust away from the juice brake line that runs over the top of the axle going to the rear disc brake caliper.
Thanks for any help!
Tom

Tom, I have a NOS one. I’ll post a picture for you, to decide whether it would help your situation.

I have the stainless steel one available from Lang's - you have to manipulate the mounting a bit but it's keeping the exhaust off my spare !

Here’s an era accessory.

Neat deflector. Sure would like to put my hands on one?!

Dropacent wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 24, 2020 5:41 pm

Here’s an era accessory.

Darn, Tim, sometimes I think there's not nothing that you don't have in your goodie collection!

Canadian mufflers had a deflector riveted in place as standard. I make these for the mufflers I reproduce. Sorry, no photos until I can work out how to post same from my Phone.

Allan from down under.

Just made a deal with a friend who will repop ‘em . Stay tuned.

Susanne, I just get stuff Jay is throwing away.

I'll take one when they are done.

Allan wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 24, 2020 9:00 pm

Canadian mufflers had a deflector riveted in place as standard. I make these for the mufflers I reproduce. Sorry, no photos until I can work out how to post same from my Phone.

Allan from down under.

in for pics.
i'd like to have the right stuff on my '23 center door

Here is one of three photos Allan posted in a past Forum discussion.
And one from my collection.

Thanks John.
Allan from down under

Please add me to the list needing one.
Bob Giles

Here are types available from Lang’s. The later style works great on my ‘27 touring

Hello
I don't mean to highjack.
But this is related.
Which deflector should I use for my muffler?
Pardon the picture

#4038ECL - that's the one I have on our Centerdoor.

Thank you Steve
I'll add that to my next order.

You're welcome. You might/will have to manipulate the retaining band a bit to get all to fit just right - it does move the exhaust !