Full or Slip on Exhaust
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Full or Slip on Exhaust
Originally posted by: GOODGUY
ok I have decided to go with HMF Penland Utility Series for my P700.
I want to place my order but I am debating on a full or slip on. It cost about double for the full. In your opion do you think its worth the money for a full ?
ok I have decided to go with HMF Penland Utility Series for my P700.
I want to place my order but I am debating on a full or slip on. It cost about double for the full. In your opion do you think its worth the money for a full ?
I know ppl who are getting more power from an endcap than a full or slip on pipe. It really depends on how your quad is set up. =]
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01-24-2006, 07:24 PM
Full or Slip on Exhaust
It all depends on what you plan to do with your quad and what you want the exhaust for. If you just basically want the sound and are planning only minor mods then the slip-on is the way to go. If you want the exhaust for performance and are planning major mods like big bore kit, porting, cams then the full system is a must. Hope this helps[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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