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Have a chance to pick up a ST supermeg for 07-08 and want to use it on my 2000flht, I know I have to plug the o2 bungs, but other than that will they fit? I remember reading that other than that they are the same.
 
  thanks  Ron

It should fit OK.
My 99FLTRI needs to go on the dyno for proper tuning but that now firmly rusted-in closed end cap and having to remove the muffler to poke the sniffer right up each exhaust pipe has put me off.
Supertrapp confirmed to me that the later down pipes with O2 bungs will fit my 99 - thus allowing easy tuning by removing the bungs and connecting in the sniffers. Should have bought the downpipes before the pound crashed against the dollar! I'll have to find someone who can weld bungs into my downpipes now!

I put an 07-08 ST on my 01 Ultra 

thanks  all

Ron

I just installed 09' V&H Big radius pipes on my 05' RK.  Instead of welding the bung holes shut, is there any reason for not installing 18mm flush plugs?  know of any place I can find plugs?   bung hole....lol

Quote from: Guitarplayer on December 24, 2008, 06:32:36 AM
I just installed 09' V&H Big radius pipes on my 05' RK.  Instead of welding the bung holes shut, is there any reason for not installing 18mm flush plugs?  know of any place I can find plugs?   bung hole....lol

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/KeywordSearchCmd?storeId=10001&catalogId=10002&langId=-1&N=0&Ntt=o2+sensor+plug&Ntk=all&Nty=1&D=o2+sensor+plug&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchallany&Dx=mode%2Bmatchallany&searchTerm=o2+sensor+plug

Quote from: Guitarplayer on December 24, 2008, 06:32:36 AM
I just installed 09' V&H Big radius pipes on my 05' RK.  Instead of welding the bung holes shut, is there any reason for not installing 18mm flush plugs?  know of any place I can find plugs?   bung hole....lol

You should be able to pick them up at most dealers or indys too. I just gave a set that I didn't use to a buddy of mine. They were made by rinehart. Some auto parts store also carry them...I believe the size is pretty standard for all O2 sensor equipped header pipes both car and motorcycle.

I fouind a pair of sensor plugs on e'bay, but they won't tighten down.  It almost looks like there should be an O'ring or spacer needed?

Ron,
Some use an aluminum sealing (crush) washer. You can use any metal sealing-type washer. Just remember to use anti-seize if you ever want them back out. :wink:Check the hardware store for these.
HTH, Bob

I have a Super Trapp Super Meg with the bungs on my '06 RG because I needed it for the Thunder Max Auto Tune. Only problem was I couldn't use their mounting clamp so I used 2 SS hose clamps and so far so good.
   Bigs

Quote from: Guitarplayer on December 24, 2008, 06:32:36 AM
I just installed 09' V&H Big radius pipes on my 05' RK.  Instead of welding the bung holes shut, is there any reason for not installing 18mm flush plugs?  know of any place I can find plugs?   bung hole....lol

The O² sensor plugs are available at any NAPA auto parts store, ask for part #35299, they are listed as 'Exhaust System Accessory', BTW, they are made in the USA and they fit perfect.

Mike

Quote from: FLTRI on January 07, 2009, 07:11:58 AM
Ron,
Some use an aluminum sealing (crush) washer. You can use any metal sealing-type washer. Just remember to use anti-seize if you ever want them back out. :wink:Check the hardware store for these.
HTH, Bob

Since the O² sensors are the same size/threads as some spark plugs, you can use the sealing rings from spark plugs, and as Bob says, don't forget the anti-seize!!

Mike

Quote from: Mike52 on January 08, 2009, 08:58:54 AM

Quote from: Guitarplayer on December 24, 2008, 06:32:36 AM
I just installed 09' V&H Big radius pipes on my 05' RK.  Instead of welding the bung holes shut, is there any reason for not installing 18mm flush plugs?  know of any place I can find plugs?   bung hole....lol

The O² sensor plugs are available at any NAPA auto parts store, ask for part #35299, they are listed as 'Exhaust System Accessory', BTW, they are made in the USA and they fit perfect.

Mike

I wish I would have known that . Ordered one from zippers, Thanks

Thanks for the great tip Mike     heading out to the garage to find some old spark plugs !

The O² sensor plugs are available at any NAPA auto parts store, ask for part #35299, they are listed as 'Exhaust System Accessory', BTW, they are made in the USA and they fit perfect.  Mike

[/quote] I wish I would have known that . Ordered one from zippers, Thanks
[/quote]

Barry, I remember not that long ago you thought I didn't know what I was talking about................LOL
         It's amazing what you can learn when your eyes and ears are open all the way.

Mike

Quote from: Mike52 on January 08, 2009, 03:56:27 PM
The O² sensor plugs are available at any NAPA auto parts store, ask for part #35299, they are listed as 'Exhaust System Accessory', BTW, they are made in the USA and they fit perfect.  Mike

I wish I would have known that . Ordered one from zippers, Thanks
[/quote]

Barry, I remember not that long ago you thought I didn't know what I was talking about................LOL
         It's amazing what you can learn when your eyes and ears are open all the way.

Mike
[/quote] I never thought you didn't know what you were talking about I just disagreed with you but now that I know you you are right most of the time, By the way can you check that number, I went to NAPA and the part number you gave was a plug for the bung

 [/quote] By the way can you check that number, I went to NAPA and the part number you gave was a plug for the bung[/quote]

Barry, reread my post, it says in the post, that's what the part number was for, to plug the O² sensor hole. The O² sensor plugs are available at any NAPA auto parts store, ask for part #35299.

OK, once again, eyes & ears, eyes & ears, eyes & ears.....keep them open..........

Mike