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    what is a good exhaust for a grizzly 660

    what is a good slip on that gives the most power
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    dyno jet kit
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    HMF penland series Pipe
    Thats what I got. It's loud as *****, but it rips

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    HMF Utility Series is good too. I run it with the Quiet Core, its not obnoxiously loud, not a lot louder than stock really, but yielded some good gains with proper jetting.
    '03 Yamaha Grizzly 660 LE - tweaked
    '97 Sea-Doo GSI - stock
    '64 Honda Trail 90 - old school

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    uti;lity series hmf
    just put one on my rancher it soundsl ike thunder and gainde torque too
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    I have the Big Gun on my 03 Grizzly. I have a relative with a stock 03 Grizzly, and we did some drag racing to see if the pipe made a difference. My Grizzly was a little faster off the line, and his was better on top end. If I had to do it all over again, I would have left it stock. It didn't make that much of a difference.

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