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Pro Circuit - 2-stroke R304 Shorty Silencer - (Kawasaki)

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Pro Circuit - 2-stroke R304 Shorty Silencer - (Kawasaki)Pro Circuit R 304 Shorty Silencer When youre chasing every fraction of a second, the Pro Circuit R 304 Shorty Silencer delivers the edge you need. Designed purely for closed course racing, this compact silencer gives your two stroke lightning fast throttle response, a sharper power hit, and that crisp factory tone every racer wants to hear. Lightweight, tough, and built for speed its a race weapon through and through. Constructed from 6061 T6 brushed

Pro Circuit – R-304 Shorty Silencer

When you’re chasing every fraction of a second, the Pro Circuit R-304 Shorty Silencer delivers the edge you need. Designed purely for closed-course racing, this compact silencer gives your two-stroke lightning-fast throttle response, a sharper power hit, and that crisp factory tone every racer wants to hear. Lightweight, tough, and built for speed — it’s a race weapon through and through.

Constructed from 6061 T6 brushed aluminum with a 304 stainless steel intake tube and stainless steel end cap, the R-304 is engineered to handle the abuse of real competition without adding weight. The E-Glass internal packing lasts longer and keeps performance consistent, while allen-head screws make repacking quick and hassle-free. Every silencer is TIG and MIG welded by hand in the USA, ensuring strength, precision, and a perfect fit. A double-walled mounting bracket keeps it rock solid, and the short-can design gives you that instant, snappy throttle feel that wins races.

Why We Like It:
It’s the silencer that makes your bike feel like a true race machine. The R-304 hits hard, sounds crisp, and helps the motor rev quicker — perfect for aggressive riders who want instant response and clean, predictable power.

Why It’ll Work for You:
This silencer helps your bike accelerate faster and respond immediately when you roll on the throttle. The shorter design focuses the power in the low-to-mid range, making it easier to pop out of corners and hit jumps with confidence. It’s lightweight, durable, and easy to maintain — everything you need for consistent performance and race-level results.

Variants / Options:
Available for a wide range of two-stroke models. Designed for closed-course racing use only.

 

Key Features:

  • 304 stainless steel intake tube and end cap for strength and durability

  • 6061 T6 brushed aluminum silencer body for lightweight performance

  • Compact short-can design sharpens throttle response

  • E-Glass internal packing for long-lasting power

  • Double-walled mounting bracket for a secure, solid fit

  • Allen-head screws for quick, easy repacking

  • TIG and MIG welded by hand in the USA

 

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