what's the lightest can?

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• Dec 2, 2011

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What is the lightest aftermarket can for the pro?

 

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m8vohkman

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• Dec 2, 2011

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Keep in mind light does not equal good. Some cans will lose hp. I suggest buying a proven, well tested can for all conditions. HPS seems to be light and guys are claiming 150 rpm gain. My dealer is testing different cans for the 2012's as we speak. I will let you know what he finds, I have yet to be disappointed with what he sells me.

 

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• Dec 3, 2011

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'nother thing to keep in mind, weight = size = smaller generally means louder.

 

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Rocky Mountain Rider said:

'nother thing to keep in mind, weight = size = smaller generally means louder.

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I'm starting to really like quieter...

 

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joshua335

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• Dec 3, 2011

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BMP powder light only weighs 4lbs, it's the lightest that I know of

http://bikemanperformance.com/snowmobile/polaris/rush-800/bmp-2011-rush-rmk-assault-800-powder-lite-muffler.html

I personally run the MBRP can, it's alot quieter then the BMP and the HPS. I believe the MBRP can weighs 7 lbs though.

 

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HPS can weighs 4.5 lbs. The stock can was 11.5 lbs. Weighed 2 of them and they were the same. The sound of the HPS is awsome. Deep and throaty without being too much. May not be the quietest , but you can easily ride without earplugs.