There a few units we'd like to get our hands on to wrap up testing, check fitment on product, etc.

Anyone who is willing to let us use there unit will rec. free product in return. Details will be explained during phone conversation with customers.

We will need bike or bikes for approx 1-2 weeks at the most.

We are located in Forest Lake, MN there is a map quest link on our website.

Bikes that we are looking for:

Arctic Cat's
2008 700 h1
2008 700 prowler xtx
2006-2008 90 cc 4-stroke dvx or utility

Polaris's
2008 sp 800 h.o.
2008 sp 800 x2
2008 sp 700 x2
2008 ranger xp
2007-2008 90 cc outlaw and sportsman
2007-2008 sp 500 x2
2008 sp 400 h.o.

If anyone if interested please e-mial me @ tech@speedwerx.com or call 651-982-6020 Jeremy

 

has anyone put a silencer on there razor yet? I was going to order one but the dealer said it wouldn't quiet it down any.

 

I wouldn't exepct any of the aftermarket silencer's to be any quieter than stock. Our's is close but it's hard to add hp and keep it quiet at the same time.

We test and rate all of our systems under MN rules and regualtions they read at 96db or lower.

 

96 is impressive. And if you are looking for preformance with quiet any tip with a disc system will undoughtedly be the quietist. i have a custom wiley pipe ITS VERY LOUD but with a stock clutch and only fuel mods no motor mods all bolt on's she is very quick!!!!!!!

 

just ordered a gibson exh. system for my rzr, reportedly sound at 92-94 db., and by using unequal length pipes, gets rid of that ugly side by side twin drone. will check back when it is installed, they are on back order for a week or so.......stroker

 

Ok, my buddy just bought a razor and wants to put an aftermarket pipe on it. I don't know anything about db's though so how may db's does the stock muffler put out? This way I can get an idea of how loud these aftermarkets are.

 

stock, reported to be at 94 or higher......stroker

 

Ok, thanks.

 

The db raeding can be misleading. The human ear is more sensative to certain sounds than the db gauge is.

The best way to explain most of our systems is that they are louder than stock, but they have more a deeper / throatier sound to them. We try to keep them at a reasonable level though to help keep the sport going. There are definetly much more louder systmes on the market than ours though.

 

That's good. My buddy wants an aftermarket slip on but doesn't want it to be stupid loud like the HMF's are.