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SCmudder7071
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Joined: Mon Feb 07, 2011 12:10 pm
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 BPS vs Marshmellow Now before its all said and done, I tried the search and it didnt lead me nowhere. Secondly I have a mud buddy so don't judge me haha. Seriously tho. Fairly new to the mm world and was wonderin Wat exhaust is best? I like the looks of the bps duals except for u can see all the stock linkages for carb, throttle, etc. I also like the mm double barrel because it hides all that and looks kool with the 2 chambers. Just wanting something thatll last many a summers and sound/look/perform the best.
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deadbird8
MMT 1000 Club
Joined: Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:50 pm
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Location: Old East Dallas, Texas
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow The duals perform and hold up well. They have the cool factor of being low profile. Not sure what your issue is with seeing the linkage. Only people that get that view are the people you pass.
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robertb4wd
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Joined: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:18 pm
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Location: Bridge City, Texas
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow I had a Marshmellow on my GDSD, I would highly recommend this brand to anyone. No cracking issues and sounded great. It will be going on my new GTR when they finish building it.
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meterman3
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow Marsh all the way great service
And I drive a pd and approve this message
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SCmudder7071
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow Thanx fellars! Im gona go with the marshmellow exhaust. Think it'll be the best decision. Also keeping the stock exhaust to keep it somewhat quiet for duck season
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muddawgchuck
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Joined: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:22 pm
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Location: Spurger Tx.
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow Are you gonna have to rejet your carb when switching back and forth between exhaust?
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BradS
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Joined: Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:23 am
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Location: Lafayette, La
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow No muddawg --- Also SCMudder --- the Marshmellow is no louder than the stock exhaust if you get the one with baffles -- it just has a different tone
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WestEndAngler
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Joined: Thu Mar 05, 2009 9:11 am
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Location: Houston | Surfside
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow
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marsh chicken
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow SCMudder...get it with no baffles!! you will love it!
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Robn1020
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Location: Cypress, TX
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow
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SCmudder7071
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Re: BPS vs Marshmellow I'm planning on the one without baffles. gona let it sound off for warm weather rides! Plus I think it'll be a better performer for the mods I have in mind
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