Buy ARCTIC CAT 2007-09 CROSSFIRE 600 SNO-STUFF RUMBLE PACK SILENCER 331-110 in Flint, Michigan, US, for US $203.50

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SNO-STUFF RUMBLE PACK - NEW IN BOX

ARCTIC CAT 2007-09 CROSSFIRE 600

• If you are looking for performance, you have come to the right place
• Sno-Stuff Rumble Pack Silencers continue to set new standards in the industry
• All Rumble Packs are designed from the ground up with performance, quality, and reliability as primary goals
• Extensive dyno testing with the best equipment available insures accuracy and honesty that others cannot match
• Depending on the application, you can expect up to a 5 hp gain and a 9 lb. weight loss
• The fit is perfect with no modifications to the belly pan necessary for installation
• The exclusive Rumble Pack internal design give you an exhaust note that is nothing like stock at all
• No other silencer in production offers all these qualities at such an affordable price
• You will not be disappointed

Included Items:
(1) Rumble pack
(1) Heat shield
(2) Rivets
(1) Installation Instructions

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