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GTM Header System for MGX-21

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We confirmed this week that our dyno-proven (built to order) GTM Header/connector/H-pipe with stock heat shields HERE, fits the MGX-21 with stock or aftermarket mufflers. Ago muffs shown below. The owner of this bike is wrapping his headers, so he purchased brushed. They are available in black per the purchase page.


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Great news! Does that mean you'll be producing more California exhaust systems? Noticed everything has been out of stock for a bit.
 
Nice! That GTM full system and fuel mapping kit are the first things I was considering upgrading with my bike. You guys were throwing down some power increase numbers hovering in the 30% range. What mostly contributes to that? Can you get similar numbers with stock pipes but change the tune? Or is there something about the airflow from the headers down that these aftermarket pipes change? I am new to all of this so sorry if it seems obvious.
 
What mostly contributes to that?
All outlined on the thread (with embedded purchase links) below. Our stepped headers are a big part of the gains over mufflers only.

 
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