DragonFire to Unveil New Exhaust Systems at Dealer Expo

DragonFire continues to celebrate the Lunar New Year in style, as they are set to take the wraps off two all new exhaust systems at Dealer Expo in Indianapolis.

"What better way to celebrate the year of the Dragon than introducing exhaust systems for the two hottest UTVs on the market," says DragonFire GM Scott Highland. "In partnership with the go-fast guys from Vance & Hines, we will be unveiling full systems for the Polaris RZR XP900 and the Arctic Cat Wildcat."

Highland emphasizes that these are full systems, not just simple slip-on mufflers.

"It takes a team of R&D experts to really design a functional free-flowing system, starting with a dual header into a single merge collector back into two stainless mufflers," says Highland. "Terry Vance, Josh Bulrice and the entire team at Vance & Hines in collaboration with the DragonFire team have created a pair of masterpieces!"

The SxS media and nation’s dealers will get a sneak peek at the new systems in booth #1627 during the Dealer Expo starting Feb. 17. DragonFire will also be showing off their full range of new 2012 products, including RacePace cages and bumpers, the FireBreather intake systems, new doors, SFI-approved 5-point belts and DragonSkins vehicle identification systems.

"After the tradeshow, we will start shipping the new systems to select dealers," notes Highland, who says they are really set to ramp things up this year. "There is no question that 2011 was a success for DragonFire as we won both the WORCS and GNCC series. However, 2012 is our year! Time for everyone to ‘Feel The Heat’ during the Year of the Dragon!"

For more information about DragonFire, visit www.dragonfireracing.com.

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