Honda Rancher Exhaust

Started by Unknownracer, August 16, 2006, 02:33:33 PM

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Unknownracer

I have a 2005 Honda Rancher 350.  I'm currently in the market for an exhaust and jet kit.  I found three different exhaust that work.  Which one would you go with...

*Big Gun
*Pro Circuit
*HMF

Any comments and reviews would be helpful.

Joedirt

I put an HMF pipe of an Eiger I had. The power gains were great and the sound was awsome. Be sure to get the Quiet Core. I have no experience with the others.
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Fox17

out of those i would say HMF.

Unknownracer

Quote from: Fox17 on August 16, 2006, 04:48:04 PM
out of those i would say HMF.

Why would you choose HMF?  Would HMF give me the most power gain?

MachineDog

HMF will give you the best power gain out of the three, but will also be the loudest. Some people like the sound, some immediately take it off because it hurts their ears. It depends if you like the sound of a harley when it starts up or not, lol.
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in had 1 on my rancher i loved it when it was on my rancher but once i sold it to my friend and when i ride with him i hate it its to loud but if you dont care what ur frineds think go with the hmf i loved the power gains it put out
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TxsRanger99

I have the HMF on my Rancher AT 400. Definately notice the power gains immediately... pulls through the mud instead of bogging down and also alot easier to pick the front end up :-) It's alot louder and deeper toned. I would put the quiet core in depending on where I'm riding and that would help. But for stuff like underhills and l-cross theres no need to worry about noise.

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