I took a FMF Power Core and shortened it 5.5"
In Oregon we can get a sound ticket for being too loud in the woods, sand dunes or any other state ran riding area.
On the street, you can run whatever.
Makes perfect sense to me
Here is what I started with:
First step was disassembly.
Whoever owned this before replaced the packing and sealed both ends with silicone.
I would not recommend using silicone to seal your muffler ends if you ever plan on packing the muffler again as it was very difficult to get it apart.
Since I was cutting mine anyway it wasn't as big of a deal.
With the muffler cut I removed both end and the packing material.
With all the material removed I cut the inner perforated tube to the correct length.
Then I drilled the new end cap holes.
New packing material....
Assembled it.
It took about an hour to do this because I had to go next door to a machine shop and borrow a water cooled band saw to cut the muffler in half.....
Sometimes it adds to your build time because you need to say hi to everyone, answer all their questions ect...
Still I am very happy with how this turned out.
Next, I am thinking about beveling the bottom....
So stay tuned....