outlander pipe and programer

[Canadianking]

I just bought a 2011 outlander xtp and ss312 rims with 29.5 outlaws. I ordered the outlander MR snorkel kit for it as well. I was wondering what kind of pipe and programer along with clutch kit i should install. I was thinking about a full system for the exhaust not just a slip on. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[OnlyPolaris]

the muzzy full exhaust sounds pretty good on the v twin. its also got a built in bung if you want to add a power commander 5 with auto tune. as far a clutch kit, you can't beat qsc. everyone i know with there kits have nothing but good to say about it. he builds the kit to your style of riding and tire type.

 

[Canadianking]

Thanks alot do you know how i get ahold qsc to order one that would be awesome. Have you heard of anyone running the ron woods full system.

 

[OnlyPolaris]

just search them on google and shoot them an email. never heard of a ron woods on an outlander, only an 850 xp.

 

[lander800]

If you are around the Edmonton area Neil's Power Pipes makes a very good product and has a dyno and everything. PM me if you would like his number or it might be in the phone book.

 

[steveo10]

welcome to the dark side!! post some pics!

you still have the big king quad? you wont wreak as many axles with the can-am

the rw full exhaust is the best sounding exhaust. (sounds like a 454) but the price is pretty high and the hmf does better on the dyno.

 

[Canadianking]

Thanks lander800 might be worth a shot is that what you run on your outlander. If so how does it perform?

No i sold my king to my roughneck and my predator to another driller out here so it was time to make the big step and go can-am. Only problem is i avoided them so long i dont know what mods to do to it i pretty much just stuck to the kings. I cant post pics till i pick it up on the 29th when i get off work.

 

[lander800]

Hey there, I am just running a slip on that Neil had built for the outlander 800, I think he told me by just putting the slip on pipe on I gained I think it was about 4-5 horse right around there. My outlander works great and I just love it enough power for me right now, the only complaint and it really is not a complaint is it LOUD, but that is the way it had to be. I would give Neil a shot and just let him works his magic, he is a great guy and just loves what he does to. Let me know. Here is Neil's website. NPP - Neil's Power Pipes - Handcrafted Custom Pipes and Exhaust Systems - Edmonton, AB