Break in before installing new can?

Adam12 · Oct 22, 2017

Hey everyone! I did a quick search but couldn't find anything. Should I wait until the break in clears before installing my HPS can? Any advice would be appreciated... or perhaps insight on a better way to search the forums.:face-icon-small-ton

Thanks!

caper11 · Oct 22, 2017

Its a good idea IMO, I have done this myself, than you will know the aftermarkets cans gains and losses.

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Chadly · Oct 22, 2017

It doesn't matter. Throw the can on right away. A majority of us don't break are sleds in before we put turbos on them. Never once had a problem with a sled and I start thrashing on them as soon as I get 50' from the truck on the first ride.

Clutched Films · Oct 22, 2017

Cans

Put the can on now seems like the snowmobile learns and adapts. Sled ran better after a couple rides. First ride with can Lost a lot of bottom end with the can first time this has happen since rev chassis HO motors. Just put it on and ride be happy for the weight savings.

Adam12 · Oct 22, 2017

Thanks for the advice everyone!

FREERIDE_MT · Oct 22, 2017

Install the can and Let’re rip tatter chip! I am a firm believer of breaking in a sled and being a little hard on it because it’s not going to hurt anything. Just don’t give prolonged periods of full throttle and you will be golden.

Just my .02.

Good luck with your new sled!

i'llDooit · Oct 22, 2017

Put the stock can back on after break in with the hps and see if it was worth it.

powdermuncher · Oct 23, 2017

MY DEALER SAID JUST DON'T KEEP IT WIDE OPEN ALL THE TIME-----CALL ME A WIMP BUT I CAN'T KEEP IT WIDE OPEN ON DOWNHILLS ALL THE TIME---THAT MAKES IT ALL OK :face-icon-small-win

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