nrubenstein

I was contemplating dumping a couple gallons of kerosene in. Anyone have any other ideas? (Yes, I'm aware that I could ship them out to FDM/Fister.)

TT Surgeon

Had that scenario on a 930, took a few days and burned off.

sonny1

If you got fiberglass packed muffler you might have a problem, otherwise, it will just burn out with time.

nrubenstein

To be honest, I don't even know what the stock mufflers are packed with.

OverBoosted28

Open them up, pull all the steel mesh out and close them up. Go take a good drive (which will sound way better now) and they'll clear up after a bit.

nrubenstein

LOL

MUSSBERGER

I dont believe they are glass packs. Could be wrong.

Bradford

This should be what the inside of your muffler looks like if it is stock.

nrubenstein

Seems like I can pour on the chemicals, then. Wish I could do that with the cats.

OverBoosted28

Scotts pic looks like the mesh had already been removed. Wrapped around the perforated pipes is a steel mesh. I opened mine up and removed all that crap. It sounds and feels way better ( when I use them) but the bypass pipes are the way to go. A little rough at idle, might set off the neighbors alarm, but very nice and "amicable" at normal speeds. Tunnels are a blast.