Best Exhaust Can for 2010 rmk 8?

[davermk]

Wanting to purchase an exhaust can for my 2010 polaris RMK 800 155. Anyone know what brand makes the best one, that will drop the most weight and give me the most power w/out loosing reliability?

 

[akrevrider]

Skinz Ultra-Q gets my vote. Good sound, performance and quality.



akrevrider

 

[MORSNO]

SLP gets my vote. Well made, ceramic coated, drops weight, sounds nice (muscle car throaty sound) without being obnoxiously loud!

You do know that a can does not add HP right? If you get the SLP pipe and can combo you can get a performance gain.

 

[Jkinzer]

skinz super Q gets my vote, have it on 2 dragons and love the the throaty sound, not to mention its one of the biggest weight savings cans in the industry

 

[mountainhorse]

Skinz Protective Gear Ultra Q

 

[Super Dave3]

SLP gets my vote. Its the only can that Polaris will allow you to run and not mess with your warranty.

 

[green_denali]

SLP gets my vote. Its the only can that Polaris will allow you to run and not mess with your warranty.

Roger that X2

 

[diamonddave]

SLP gets my vote. Its the only can that Polaris will allow you to run and not mess with your warranty.

What this guy said^^^ this is what I use.

 

[milehighassassin]

SLP as well here. It will pass most noise regulations standards. Loud cans equal closed areas.

 

[milehighassassin]

reply from your other thread

I would put a HPS can on it. IMO best sounding can (don't get race version-too loud) for the Polaris, only weighs in the 4.?? lbs range and isn't too spendy. Had one on the my 700 and didn't hear a better exhaust anywhere else. Don't know about noticing any more power, but it will help getting rid of that frikkin train car sized stock muffler.

 

[davermk]

thanks everyone, dont want crazy loud, but would like more of a throaty sound, guess I will try the slp

 

[harrysmith500]

where you are in CO the SLP is pry what you need.
I am running the HPS can on an SLP pipe.
I think HPS by far has the best sound and power gain on a stock Pipe.
I'd argue that it is the lightest can on the market for the D8.

It is louder than the SLP and WOT though, but super deep and throaty.... oh i miss that sound!!!