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Anyone running them on their axys? I got an sks 146 on the way, and looking for something quiet normally with some bark on top. Ideally i wish i could reuse my dd quiet can, but sadly dd doesnt make one for polaris.
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GGB Trail can is likely the best for fit, weight and nice sound when you are on the throttle.
I would suggest a slp can. Barely noticeable at idle sounds great at wfo. If ya got the extra coin get the pipe too.
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How about JPR Performance cans? The both sounds good and are lightweight 
I have the speed works titanium can. Fits good. The thing is LOUD. But it's light.
Our titanium mufflers have a dual overlapping baffle. Louder than stock , but not near as loud as the straight through glasspack style mufflers. Ours passes the db testing that the park rangers and DNR do. Nice deep rumble. And super light! Only 3 lbs!!
And at $399 its priced right.
The stainless steel version is the same design, same sound, and still only weighs 5 lbs.
For only $199!
And at $399 its priced right.
The stainless steel version is the same design, same sound, and still only weighs 5 lbs.
For only $199!
You guys should team up with Silber and make a titanium pipe for his setup that would be sweet
I like the sound of mine. It has a nice tone. I wanted a good fit and weight savings. I the speed works is perfect for that.
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Well I ended up finding someone on the east coast that didn't mind parting ways with his brand new stainless one. I will post a few sound clips, and I'm attempting to find a calibrated db Meter to do testing. All of this when my sks shows up.
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wow wtf ssi? Thats garbage, no quality control, and makes me wonder what kind of performance im gonna get out of a can that wont even hold itself together.
We do, they are posted on youtube under speedshopinc https://youtu.be/bRA648_unDU
There are also links on our website from the product page.
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Well i look forward to running my prolite, can, and will hopefully report back good things about it then!
SSI Titanium
I ran a stainless on my Pro for 1000 miles and switched this year to Titanium and put on 900 miles. Both have been flawless in the mountains, mainly 9 to 10k feet.
I ran a stainless on my Pro for 1000 miles and switched this year to Titanium and put on 900 miles. Both have been flawless in the mountains, mainly 9 to 10k feet.
Thanks for the business and supporting the GGB Brand :thumb:
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