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Old 05-09-2009, 08:28 PM
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i heard and from reading in yall sig, alot of kaw owner with the 650 or 750 are putting muzzy exhaust and i was wondering why? Why over the penland pro? is it because of the noise or ....just want some feed back cause i ordering something with in the next few days
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Very good question. I'm curious about the answer to this as well.
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The Muzzy produces the most HP hands down. It is just that simple.
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whish'd i knew that a week ago...what are the ball park $$ on muzzy?
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whish'd i knew that a week ago...what are the ball park $$ on muzzy?
$450 -$550 depending on model.
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well, i guess i dont feel so bad then. on a 650 BF how much more hp would you gain from a muzzy vs. a HMF?? with proper jetting and tuning?
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well, i guess i dont feel so bad then. on a 650 BF how much more hp would you gain from a muzzy vs. a HMF?? with proper jetting and tuning?
Not much, the Muzzly has a deeper sound and not as loud as the HMF. I personally don't like the sound of the HMF.
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