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Originally Posted by RedBarchetta
Ron, I think I get it. The cone is essentially welded to the inside of the collector, just barely on the inside lip. Then the muffler is welded flush to the collector, while the 3" portion of the cone slides into the muffler, thus never seeing it's own weld but sort of press fit inside where it meets up with the 3" inner perforated core. Correct?
-Dean
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Dean,
The cone is welded to the front of the muffler. The cone slides into the collector and you don't even see it when assembled(od of cone fits into id of collector). I guess you could do it your way but I can't fit my torch in there and hold it to line up with the muffler opening. You may have to do it your way depending on how your mufflers are manufactured.
R