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Insaneboltrounder/sjohns
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Yea that was interesting. I see DD has a can that you can adjust back pressure. Anyone try it?
Can for 2012 M800
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gjp
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Sound of Jaws Can
I recorded some video/sound of the Jaws can on my break-in ride. I did not go WOT due to the break-in but revved her up to around 7000RPM. The can has a nice rumble at idle and is not very loud.
I witnessed no bogs or issues with the can in the 22 mile break-in.
http://youtu.be/gMU0OVdl0L8
I recorded some video/sound of the Jaws can on my break-in ride. I did not go WOT due to the break-in but revved her up to around 7000RPM. The can has a nice rumble at idle and is not very loud.
I witnessed no bogs or issues with the can in the 22 mile break-in.
http://youtu.be/gMU0OVdl0L8
Thanks for the more detailed description on how they achieved more back pressure, and at 73 degrees to? Impressive for a relatively stock set-up. Buddy also mentioned torque was slightly better with the bone stock set-up. Can you confirm?
How do I get ahold of Scott from HPS? I am curious with what he has to say about his can. Im leaning towards a Bikeman or HPS but would like some more info.
HPS is the way to go. you won't be sorry for the wait. here is the info you asked for.
www.teamhps.com
208-357-3343.
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www.teamhps.com
208-357-3343.
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Talked to Scott again today and put my order in for the Hps. They just about got it ready, little more testing on mid range and will be done. He hopes to have all current orders taken care of before Christmas.
He said the same thing when i placed my order today. Not long and we'll have them!!
Best torque was achieved with a PC5 adding more fuel in the mid, less on top, and adding 3 degrees of timing. The pipe insert added even more, as did the reeds. All with a stock pipe and silencer. I'm going to give Billy a call at Howards inc and see if he has more info on this setup. Might be a nice sleeper way to go if you don't mind the stock setup.
everything sounds great i am just not sure about the noise.
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Highmarker
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All of the HPS cans that I have had, have never been too loud
I'm going with Speedwerx pipe and can. I've had great luck with them in the past...........
when will the HPS be available?
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Insaneboltrounder/sjohns
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Id love to hear what he says. This was a setup for drag racing , not sure it would be one you would use i the mountians?
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Bacon
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I am leary of these big claims on power from some of these aftermarket companies. Every year you see these big claims yet SLP, which normally has some of the lowest claims on power increase and they always seem to work the best in the real world. I am guessing most of these products have not been tested in the snow. That is why SLP and HPS are always some of the last companies to release their products but are usually spot on once they come out.
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SnowBound
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Here is the info I received from HPS a few weeks ago.
Weight 4.4 lbs (-16.7 lbs)
Passed the SAE (2567) sound level test @ 88 dbs (4000 RPM test)
Produces the HPS signature sound (sound great, not to loud not to quiet!)
Showing moderate HP gains (+4-6 hp in*the mid, +3 hp on the top end)
Production expected by end of November-first of December
Weight 4.4 lbs (-16.7 lbs)
Passed the SAE (2567) sound level test @ 88 dbs (4000 RPM test)
Produces the HPS signature sound (sound great, not to loud not to quiet!)
Showing moderate HP gains (+4-6 hp in*the mid, +3 hp on the top end)
Production expected by end of November-first of December
