We run the mountain can on both our Vipers. They are defiantly louder. If your looking for quite, than stick with the stock muffler. The Hp gains from a can is in our opinion not worth the sacrifice for the noise if thats your main goal. There are many other ways to get Hp and keep the sled quiet.
fx-treme
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I bought the Bikeman full velocity ss muffler. It looks exactly like the sandale and when comparing sound clips side by side they sound the same, it was $60 cheaper than sandales and comes ceramic coated which was the selling point for me as I'm trying to get my intake air temps lower. I have not installed yet so cant compare vs. stock.
B-Rad
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The d&d trail can is only a bit louder than stock. This is why i got this one. Its almost sounds stock. It also has baffles in vs glass packing that blows out and gets louder. There is sound clips on youtube.
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Sorry but I disagree. It's not slightly louder maybe sitting at idle but not on the trail. Also the d&d I had fell apart and cracked. I had to make a new heat shield and weld the darn thing.
fasteddie15x
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Does the straightline and sandale muffler have glass packing in them? One nice thing about the D&D is no packing.
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Straightline/Ulmers dont have packing, I think the only one that I actually saw that had packing is the Excell.
