What after market can ?

[ENDO1]

What exhaust can are people using on their 850 Pro RMK ? I ran into an issue last year when I discovered that the can I was using had caused the pipe to shift back towards the left to right cross member, and the support bracket on the bottom of the pipe (the one that sits on a rubber type grommet ) had started to cut into cross member. It was enough that I was forced to remove the can and go back to stock. With the stock can the bracket sits around 3/4" away from the cross member. This spot is very hard to see without removing the pipe. I was in contact with one the after market company's and they had not had any issues reported to them, later they contacted me and had checked some of their sleds and fond the same issue, although not has bad as I was seeing on my sled. ( The can I was using was different then the one they make ) They did say they were going to look into it , this was last March . Just wondering if anyone else has seen this issue and what can people have fond works best without having to do any other changes.

 

[G-Force]

I've been using the SLP can with the cooker mount. Sound level os close to stock (which I'm a fan of) and hey, who doesn't like a hot lunch?

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Ask boondocker about theirs?

Seems the best option out there.

 

[lewis191]

jaws trail can any day?

 

[Winshady]

Diamond S titanium Quiet can with cooler mount built in. Light, good sound, beautiful to look at. Be sure to wrap exhaust header heat wrap on the upper inlet so you don’t melt the pull start cord!

 

[gonehuntnpowder]

Love my HPS.

 

[go-on-two]

Boulder mountain sled shed, the thing cooker can. This thing can cook raw food in short order and sounds good.

 

[Murph]

I think I've established myself as a "noise nazi"-- I HATE loud cans.

One thing to keep in mind with the 850, there are two EGT sensors--one in the pipe, one in the can. The ECU is fueling based on these EGT sensors and the temperature differentials.

A "loud" can with minimal baffling/ packing will not hold as much heat in as a stock can or properly baffled aftermarket. Which can lead to performance issues/ loss of rpm.

 

[gonehuntnpowder]

That is exactly why I wanted the HPS. It is double walled to keep the heat in. Won’t warm up a hot pocket, but I am more of a ham sandwich guy.

 

[gdn]

We've been using GGB cans for several years, the trail can has a little bark to it when you hit the throttle but not bad; the mountain can is just flat Loud!! The kid runs that one but it is too loud for me.

 

[Winshady]

Noise pollution is a real thing, and it’s our biggest threat in getting riding areas closed. Snowmo’s and dirt bikes. Plus it’s downright annoying to have a few loud cans in your group.

 

[ullose272]

Anyone using the ssi titanium?

 

[gonehuntnpowder]

I actually have one on my 800. It’s light and LOUD.

 

[Murph]

Noise pollution is a real thing, and it’s our biggest threat in getting riding areas closed. Snowmo’s and dirt bikes. Plus it’s downright annoying to have a few loud cans in your group.

EXACTLY.

I won't ride with loud cans.
I won't sell them in my shop.
I won't work on sleds with loud cans either.

We either self regulate, or we lose more riding areas.

 

[ynotride]

Has anyone tried the Polaris can?
I can't wait for the reviews on that one.

 

[shattuck]

Has anyone tried the Polaris can?
I can't wait for the reviews on that one.

I wish someone would make a lighter weight can that sounded exactly like stock. I have the titanium diamond s quiet can and it’s still louder then stock.
The skidoo 850 stock exhaust sound is the best sounding exhaust someone should copy that sound.

 

[damx]

Only reason I installed a can is to fit 2 under hood bags. Also agree that the doo is nice and quiet.

 

[damx]

 

[ullose272]

I just ordered an slp, i wanted the diamond s but can justify $300 for 3 lbs

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[Sheetmetalfab]

I like my silber quiet can.

Expensive and heavy, but sounds great.