CME Tips Cracked
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Staging Lane
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From: San Antonio
CME Tips Cracked the weld between my CME tips cracked and I cant find any one to fix or weld them in san antonio. Any suggestions? I was thinking cutting off the center peace that connects the two and have the welder weld a brace behind the tips to hold them togeter.
If your under 36k miles they are covered under warranty. A coulple of guys have had this same problem. Page ssheets on this board he had his replaced and had them polished before reinstalling them. Slp covers them for 3 years and 36k just like the factory warranty. I have been fortunate that mine have held up to 2 years and 19k so far.
On The Tree
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Originally Posted by ss rally red
If your under 36k miles they are covered under warranty. A coulple of guys have had this same problem. Page ssheets on this board he had his replaced and had them polished before reinstalling them. Slp covers them for 3 years and 36k just like the factory warranty. I have been fortunate that mine have held up to 2 years and 19k so far.
Of course, if you are under warranty......
Originally Posted by S2002S
My wife spun my SS off the road and busted the center brace. I pull the bells off, took them to a welding shop, and had them weld on a flat bar on top of the bells as well as the actual repair to the brace. Cost me $25. Anyone who welds aluminum can do this.
Of course, if you are under warranty......
Of course, if you are under warranty......
Yeah if they were damaged in an accident warranty wouldn'nt do you any good, and I am glad you found someone to fix yours for a resonable price, but if they just broke with no external force/reason they should be covered
On The Tree
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Originally Posted by ss rally red
Yeah if they were damaged in an accident warranty wouldn'nt do you any good, and I am glad you found someone to fix yours for a resonable price, but if they just broke with no external force/reason they should be covered
