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trappersnapper

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• Dec 18, 2010

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Whers the best place to mount my muff pot have a 09 xp

 

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907lukeman

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• Dec 18, 2010

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right after the y-pipe under the belt

 

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beer gut

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• Dec 18, 2010

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907lukeman said:

right after the y-pipe under the belt

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It's a little tight, but it WILL fit.

 

snopro11

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I put mine on the bend going into the can, easy access. Anybody else do this, how long do you think it will take to cook? Haven't used it yet. Looks good there though!

 

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• Dec 18, 2010

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beer gut said:

+1

It's a little tight, but it WILL fit.

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Tight fits are always awesome.


But yeah, put it there. You have to wiggle it around some but mine gets so hot, I could cook a steak.

 

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• Dec 19, 2010

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snopro11 said:

I put mine on the bend going into the can, easy access. Anybody else do this, how long do you think it will take to cook? Haven't used it yet. Looks good there though!

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I hooked mine to the front of the actual MBRP can (not the curved pipe). I couldn't actually "cook" anything, but warms pretty good. I would think it would warm much faster on the pipe - maybe I'll move mine???

 

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• Dec 19, 2010

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put mine at the curve just before the can and it works good for me .
don't think it would cook, but heats sausage and subs great.

 

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