any opinions on whats the best exhuast can

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got an 09 M8 with SLP pipe kit, but dont like the sound. sounds like ch!t to be honest with you, any opinions on the cans out there?
 

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Generally speaking, most single pipe setups don't like to be "mixed and matched" with a can from another vendor. That said, I ran an NPP can with my SLP system on my m1000 with no issues or loss of hp (seat of the pants) when I cracked a weld one weekend. Got the SLP can fixed quickly as I hated the noise of the NPP can...
 

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i actually like the sound of the slp pipe and can combo, but im sure if you used a high quality can it would proabbly work fine (jaws) or somthing along those lines. i dont like MBRP
 

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jaws bark, i would not buy another as it's a little loud for me
 
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One thing to keep in mind is a overly loud can can and will cause avys from the sound and harmonics

Just a fyi

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Dunno.


Ever felt a loud sled go past ya standing on snow.

It's feels like Ur on skeg with a quad going past ya 50 feet away.

Who proved it a myth ?? Myth busters ??

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Dunno.


Ever felt a loud sled go past ya standing on snow.

It's feels like Ur on skeg with a quad going past ya 50 feet away.

Who proved it a myth ?? Myth busters ??

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They teach you that in the ast course
 

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Dunno.


Ever felt a loud sled go past ya standing on snow.

It's feels like Ur on skeg with a quad going past ya 50 feet away.

Who proved it a myth ?? Myth busters ??

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took ast 1 2 years ago, and sat in on a course last year videoing it, and they say noise is not a trigger....
 

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One thing to keep in mind is a overly loud can can and will cause avys from the sound and harmonics

Just a fyi

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Myth busters tried to make an avalanche using loud noises and couldn't make one happen. I trust them.


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My dad ran an mbrp can with an slp setup on his 08 m8 because he didn't like the sound of the slp can. He ran that setup for 4 years without a problem whatsoever. Always sounded nice and crisp and never skipped a beat
 

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I had the same setup but with an RKT head and it turned out that the slp did not match well with the head kit. I put a Skinz super Q can on as per RKT recommendation and now after a few miles it's starting to sound good. Not too loud but not as quiet as the slp. This is what my 09 sounds like now.

Renshaw 6.MOV - YouTube
 

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Anyone run the THING Can from Click on Link

Their Can comes in a Stealth ( Quiet ) and a Loud Version.

A few years ago I ran a SLP and the THING Can on my 2003 RMK 800

I had the Stealth model,it was louder than the SLP,but not to loud.

More Throaty sound then the SLP Can,and I also had to add 3 Grams of Weight to the Primary.
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That is telling me,It is making more Power than the SLP combo.
 
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