Snowmobile Can MBRP vs GGB
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snobuilder
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But or course,...Harleys will be an exception to confiscation.
Same planet, same ears.
Same planet, same ears.
MNBlizzard
New member
GGB Trail can on my doo. Definitely would recommend it. Huge weight savings and the decibel rating is below the maximum allowed; think it actually was only 2db over stock. Do not get a mountain can. It's very loud.
Never will happen around Newberry as the local law does not enforce loud sleds if so too many sleds would be gone or not have cans.
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Cirrus_Driver
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Way too logical.....saying this for years. Harleys get a perpetual pass
Your local law enforcement may not, but MDNR does!!! Some Mi. Co.'s do also.
Not the DNR around here nor the CO.'s do also..
Your local sheriff is wrong. Aftermarket mufflers are legal in Wisconsin as long as they are under the decibel limit.
The saving weight augment always kills me. I could put #19 on your sled without you knowing it and you could never tell the difference.
misty_pines
Member
For additional clarification, this is quoted from the WI DNR Snowmobile Laws:
"You cannot modify your snowmobile’s exhaust in any manner that will amplify or increase the total noise emission above that emitted by the snowmobile as originally manufactured, regardless of date of manufacture. Excessive or unusually loud snowmobiles are illegal and hurt Wisconsin’s trail system. Do not increase your exhaust noise or operate with your exhaust system in excess of the sound limits. Wisconsin vigorously enforces the sound limits and penalties can be severe, however the worst thing about a loud snowmobile is that it causes properties to be permanently closed to snowmobile riding."
Tack836 is correct in that in the state of WI, you can modify your snowmobile's exhaust system but you can't make it louder than the stock muffler.
"You cannot modify your snowmobile’s exhaust in any manner that will amplify or increase the total noise emission above that emitted by the snowmobile as originally manufactured, regardless of date of manufacture. Excessive or unusually loud snowmobiles are illegal and hurt Wisconsin’s trail system. Do not increase your exhaust noise or operate with your exhaust system in excess of the sound limits. Wisconsin vigorously enforces the sound limits and penalties can be severe, however the worst thing about a loud snowmobile is that it causes properties to be permanently closed to snowmobile riding."
Tack836 is correct in that in the state of WI, you can modify your snowmobile's exhaust system but you can't make it louder than the stock muffler.
Right you are!!! "Originally manufactured"
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Cirrus_Driver
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If you're willing to deal with the consequences, put the can on the sled and run it. I wouldn't want it, but I say "SO WHAT"? When they start writing tickets for obnoxious Harley exhaust, I'll revise the opinion.
that means if its ORIGINALLY MANUFACTURED to produce 87dbs... your new lightweight super-dooper riot maker cant exceed 87dbs...
If it was that highly illegal then couldnt you just take your OEM suitcase muffler soak it in water for a good couple of months let all the packing vanish - it would be louder than before BUT "original"
See what i did there?
Horsefeathers.....it's all about warranty claims, or more specifically, lack thereof....
Perhaps, but sled makers would spend millions of dollars, or sell them with 7 gallon fuel tanks, to make a 500 pound sled 19 pounds lighter.
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Tracker
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this is why my MONGOOSE...aka THE SNAKE KILLER.....will put you can boys.....AWAY....you can achieve more with a y pipe enlargement or porting than any can......put on the loudest most useless one ya can please....thanx
PS....nirvana is somewhere between the torque peak and the HP peak if ya's knows what I means....that will gain you more than any 19 pound loss by 10 fold...and no trails will be closed
PS....nirvana is somewhere between the torque peak and the HP peak if ya's knows what I means....that will gain you more than any 19 pound loss by 10 fold...and no trails will be closed