TITANIUM AND STAINLESS STEEL MUFFLERS

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 11, 2015

Here is pictures of our new TITANIUM AND STAINLESS MUFFLERS FOR THE AXYS

the Titanium version only weigh 2.8 lbs!

the Stainless Steel version 5.35 lbs!

http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=284&controller=product

2XM3 · Sep 11, 2015

pretty nice !! I like this as well

http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=252&controller=product

mountainhorse · Sep 11, 2015

What are the noise levels of these cans?

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displacement4me · Sep 11, 2015

2XM3 said:
pretty nice !! I like this as well

http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=252&controller=product

Agreed about the titanium pipe & can combo!

Decible figures as well as some audible media could decide my can choice please and thanks!

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 16, 2015

mufflers

mountainhorse said:
What are the noise levels of these cans?

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These mufflers have a dual baffle design. They are louder than stock, but not obnoxious. They sound really nice!
Deep and throaty, but not crazy loud like some. I will work on some sound clips in the near future.

turbonium · Sep 16, 2015

Titanium Pipe

Does the Titanium pipe hold heat well enough or do we need to run a heat shield with it?

brandon · Sep 16, 2015

turbonium said:
Does the Titanium pipe hold heat well enough or do we need to run a heat shield with it?

(cut and paste from webpage)
Our TITANIUM PRO-LITE pipe really cranks out the power on the Axys 800 motor adding 8-9 horsepower over stock! It's also 8-9 pounds lighter than stock!!! It fits great and you can even put your stock heat shield on it if you really want too. The polished appearance is premium, and the heat shield is not required. No fuel controller is needed!
http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=252&controller=product
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Here are a few questions of my own:

1. does the estimated 8-9 pounds include the weight of the heat shield being removed

2. any chance you will be making a quiet version of you Ti silencer

SRXSRULE · Sep 17, 2015

Said it before....will say it again. WHY do companies advertise exhaust for sale and and not have DB level ratings listed right in the first post. A DB meter is less then 50 bucks. BUY ONE, USE IT, POST RESULTS. Video clips are pointless. give us numbers for the stock system and numbers for what your selling. Pretty simple. Eric

Reg2view · Sep 18, 2015

We can all guess the "why's" they don't.

A 10 can DB shootout would be a popular thread around here, but probably cost 5k to conduct. No ringers, simply purchased blind. The poster would be a hero.

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 18, 2015

OSM magazine is working on an article where they doing that.

I will get a DB meter and show some results. I put a sound clip up. I will do another one soon revving it up on the stand to higher rpms. Thanks everyone!

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 18, 2015

brandon said:
(cut and paste from webpage)
Our TITANIUM PRO-LITE pipe really cranks out the power on the Axys 800 motor adding 8-9 horsepower over stock! It's also 8-9 pounds lighter than stock!!! It fits great and you can even put your stock heat shield on it if you really want too. The polished appearance is premium, and the heat shield is not required. No fuel controller is needed!
http://www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=252&controller=product
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Here are a few questions of my own:

1. does the estimated 8-9 pounds include the weight of the heat shield being removed

2. any chance you will be making a quiet version of you Ti silencer

Yes, with no heat shield. The Titanium versions are almost half the weight of the steel or Stainless ones. So our stainless pipe weighs about 9 lbs, and the titanium ones are about 5 lbs. I will put the production parts on the scale when they are finished.

I think you will be very happy to hear how quiet our muffler really is.

RMK-King · Sep 19, 2015

Has the pipe been tested at all elevations? I know the SLP requires a resister below 4k' to add extra fuel.

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 22, 2015

Sledmax said:
Has the pipe been tested at all elevations? I know the SLP requires a resister below 4k' to add extra fuel.

Either need to run it in ethanol mode with premium gas or in premium mode with a resister at lower elevations. We have the resisters too.

sledheader · Sep 22, 2015

Speed Shop Inc. said:
Yes, with no heat shield. The Titanium versions are almost half the weight of the steel or Stainless ones. So our stainless pipe weighs about 9 lbs, and the titanium ones are about 5 lbs. I will put the production parts on the scale when they are finished.

I think you will be very happy to hear how quiet our muffler really is.

How much does the stock one weigh?

SRXSRULE · Sep 24, 2015

Speed Shop Inc. said:
I will get a DB meter and show some results. I put a sound clip up. I will do another one soon revving it up on the stand to higher rpms. Thanks everyone!

Its a week later, whats the test results with the DB meter? Eric

snowmobiler · Sep 25, 2015

nomasittinright · Sep 25, 2015

sledheader said:
How much does the stock one weigh?

The stock pipe weighs 10 pounds 10 ounces if you remove the heat shield it weights 7 pounds 8 ounces. I plan on ceramic coating my stock pipe and not running the heat shield. So their claim of losing 8-9 pounds is full of sh!t

turboless terry · Sep 25, 2015

I could see maybe 5 or 6 pounds on the titanium pipe. I think they went wild on the numbers. 5 pounds on an axys is huge. No more double digit weight loss on these new sleds excluding the muffler. I guess you can do Patrick's rear suspension but you are looking at almost $500 per pound.

bailer · Sep 25, 2015

I ordered one of these titanium cans tonight!
I've never actually seen one in person, so kind of a wing and prayer type of deal, lol.
Definitely not the cheapest can so really hoping for high quality! Picture looks good!

Speed Shop Inc. · Sep 29, 2015

My bad. The stock cat pipe was 14 lbs with the heat shield. The Polaris pipe is less.
The stainless pipe will weigh similar to the stock pipe with no heat shield (8 lbs), and the Titanium is not quite half as much. When the production pipe is done I will put it on the scale for you guys. If you have a loud muffler our pipe will actually make things a little quieter too, just a little fun fact.

Our pipe is makes more power than stock, so if you want more power, you have two choices. If you want more power and less weight, then you can buy the titanium one.

I thought OSM was going to be here by now to do the db test. And I still don't personally have a DB meter. But we will. Feel free to try to kick me in the nuts. All good.

Thanks for the interest and comments! Thanks for the orders everyone!

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