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Old 08-29-2010, 06:58 PM
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Has anyone mated another muffler (quieter) to the Fat Cat header?
 
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Old 08-29-2010, 11:52 PM
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Seems like Phil M put a Supertrapp muffler on Fat Cat header. It was posted here I believe.
 
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PhilM and a few others have mounted a Supertrapp muffler to it. You will have to weld on some mounts in the rear, and make an extension pipe since the Supertrapp muffler is shorter then the Fatcat muffler.

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Steve,
I saw that somewhere but can't find it now,I see the Supertrapp is 24" long like my muffler but they don't come in chrome. I was hoping there's something quieter out there,I had the Supertrapp 2-1 on my 107 and it wore us down after a couple of hours.
 
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I'm going to modify the quiet baffle for the Fatcat to make it even quieter. See how that works out when I get around to doing it.

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The setup I've used is a Trapp can on a Boarzilla, NOT a FatCat... The 24" Trapp can is just the right length for a Boarzilla.

 
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The setup I've used is a Trapp can on a Boarzilla, NOT a FatCat... The 24" Trapp can is just the right length for a Boarzilla.

Phil was there a big difference in the sound level?
 
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Originally Posted by bob2002
Phil was there a big difference in the sound level?
No, not "BIG".....

HUGE!!!!

You also wanna be sure to get the endcap I have in the pic. It's labeled "closed course use only", but it's the one ya want.
 
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Thanks Phil I'll check it out.
 
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Thanks Phil I'll check it out.
This is what / where I got....

http://www.summitracing.com/search/?...443-2524&dds=1
 


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