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GGB Mountain can Exhaust note

Well. Put my stock can back on. Lost 200 rpms and my bogging issues. Hope ggb figures it out. Will be calling then tomorrow
 
I have a feeling will be the same with me. Which will meen pretty much have to go with a pipe set and fuel controller of some sort
 
Only 2 of us are supposedly having problems. And it's running rich not lean. I'm using a ton of fuel as well

I'm having the bogging issue with the mountain can. I can "work" through it by blipping the throttle multiple times to get going after it idles when hot. If I don't blip it, it bogs. I have the issue on gopro, but I haven't downloaded the video yet.
 
Update. Sled has been at the dealer. Throwing tps codes and possibly bad tps. Replaced with new one and codes went away so will try it out Sunday and see how it runs
 
So sled rips now. I did end up cutting my ggb can flush with the body panel because I was getting a powder bog. Seems to have fix the problem
 
I did recieve a new can from Graham awhile ago but never did get a chance to try it due to the low snow high temps. My dealer also wants to check fuel pressure on my sled vs some others. They have seen these issues in the past pop up on sleds with higher than normal fuel pressure with all makes of cans.
 
13' Limited 153 here with around 100 miles on it, no bog problems at all however it is leaking exhaust a bit from the gasket, I got a new gasket figuring that would work, and still is, no matter how i try the fitment it just wont stop leaking, it wont line up flat with the pipe. Its not enough to make a big deal but kind of annoying.
 
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