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paint on stock muffler
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Magic Man
Registered User
No never heard of this before. :shocked: :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
Yes, almost all stock pipes run long enough will do this.
Search the posts here and you will see may threads about this issue.
For some reason BRP seems to have issues with the paint staying on long term. :dontknow:
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Firefly
Active member
For *some* reason BRP has issues with the stock PIPE staying on the bike at all-----:roflblack:--- perhaps because it looks horrible and performs worse than it looks--------
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bjt
Very Helpful Member
The paint started flaking off my stock muffler last winter. In the spring, I removed the pipe, removed the pipe hanger, sanded it all down and recoated everything with DEI high temp paint. It's been holding up well so far.
Star Cruiser
New member
YES, I definitely have this problem. The black paint has peeled off in a number of places and badly discoloured. There are 5 or 6 "spots" in a row along the length of the pipe. It looks like it might be from heat at the weld spots along the catalytic converter. I'm not sure if it is covered under warranty, but will ask. I will try to take a pic and post it on this thread. Probably in the next few days
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