Hello My friend has an MBRP race can which has been in a fire and is no more good to him sence his pride and joy has been deystoyed 1999 xcr 440. So he gave it to me i was concerd about the matterail in side drying out or burning any way i split the can and found that the matterail had burn't alittle and was wondering were can i get the same metrial to repace it or if anyone can tell me the name of the material i tryed calling MBRP but haven't gotten a hold of them thanks for you'r time The Big Dog

FMF sells packing matrial I know for dirt bike silencers. Do a Google for FMF and try to find their website.

You can order the packing material at any good shop that repairs 2-stokes. As a matter of fact I just ordered some for my D&G silencer,

Justin

You can use plain yellow fiberglass insulation, it just won't last as long.

The yellow insulation trick lasts about 1 ride. I tried it to my Aaen pipes on my old TX440, back in the 80's and after a few good blasts on the lake, it was spitting out chunks of burning insulation. It went from semi quiet to extremely loud in a couple hours. Stick to the material used to pack silencers on dirt bikes from any dirt bike dealer. It wont burn.

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Thanks for all you'r help guys Later.

Called MBRP and i got the anwser that i didn't want they said they will not sell me the packing material and i shouldn't repack the can do to the fact that it might change the performance of the can and that i should purchase a new one. I want the can for sound and weight saving not horsepower gains SHIT any advice would be really helpfull what do u guys think. Thanks The Big Dog

Any dealer can get it from Parts unlimited or HPE.

You better factor in the cost of earplugs all winter.....My MBRP race can on my old XC7 was ignorantly loud.sounds horny for the 1st 50 miles.then pretty much unacceptable.
Is it an old can that is riveted together or the welded construction?
The riveted ones are pretty easy to repack...the welded ones are not worth the effort. MBRP used rivets early on and then switched to welding them.