Internal Flapper Replacement
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My tips are covered by the swim platform as well. I too have the rubber flappers as well on the tips. The chance for reversion is greater depending on the cam you have, from what I understand. To me it is cheaper to replace the internals then to have a greater chance for reversion. I agree with kid on checking them. All I did was left the rubber flap and look down the exhaust or into. I found one was seized open and two others had cracks which caused the tick noise kid is talking about. So if you have the choice in my opinion, I would replace them.
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My tips are covered by the swim platform as well. I too have the rubber flappers as well on the tips. The chance for reversion is greater depending on the cam you have, from what I understand. To me it is cheaper to replace the internals then to have a greater chance for reversion. I agree with kid on checking them. All I did was left the rubber flap and look down the exhaust or into. I found one was seized open and two others had cracks which caused the tick noise kid is talking about. So if you have the choice in my opinion, I would replace them.
If you have external flaps there is no reason to also have internal flaps IMO.
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Onesickpantera..... You are right. The word is intrusion... My mistake.
Anyways I removed my Tips today and began working on them. One thing to remember for the ones that are thinking about replacing them, I found out today that I will need a welder to re-install the new flappers. The current ones need to be drill out then the new ones re-installed and welded and then the welds grinded down to smooth. Just for others interested in doing this.
Anyways I removed my Tips today and began working on them. One thing to remember for the ones that are thinking about replacing them, I found out today that I will need a welder to re-install the new flappers. The current ones need to be drill out then the new ones re-installed and welded and then the welds grinded down to smooth. Just for others interested in doing this.




