🏁 Annpee GY6 125cc 150cc 7-inch High Performance Racing Exhaust Muffler System - Ultimate Silver Upgrade for Scooters, Mopeds, ATVs, and Go Karts Review

Very dissatisfied with the exhaust, the box was in perfect condition but the exhaust had a dent and I'm hoping to get a full refund.

Needed some modifications to fit on scooter but did. But there is a durable exhaust system and it sounds fantastic! Thanks!

Can't beat the price. I have a Gy6 ruckus with a fat wheel on the back. All I had to do was mount the header myself and pull it out to clear the big rear tire. Looks great and sounds great.

Unless you're mechanically inclined I recommend you don't buy this exhaust. had to buy special hardware to make it work

It rubs against the engine, it's the oil level sensor so I ended up just cutting off the front link that was moved away from the oil gauge and welding it back in, otherwise it fits and sounds great, it is louder than the OEM muffler

Installed on an Ice Bear Mad Dog 150. First thing to upgrade is the exhaust bolts, the factory Ice Bear bolts are two small ones. Use red Lock Tite paint and a new exhaust pipe gasket. I had to heat and bend in 3 different places. I also had to redo the bracket. Required new screws of the right length. Generally a normal tube for its price. I have no idea how long this will take. When bolting stainless steel tubing, make sure the bolts pull the tubing under load as this will cause cracking. The

Let me start by saying this thing sounds and looks great! If you have a skinny rear tire it might just spin, but if you have a fat rear tire read on. I have a fat tire and a double swingarm so the header pipe was pointing straight at the rear wheel. You can try straightening it out with a pipe bender but the one I had didn't work. I also tried heating the bend and smoothing it out but that only made a flat spot on the tube with a rubber mallet with a cherry colored tube. We decided to cut and…