Poo Poo Pipe??
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BarelyAWake
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No - if anything their would be a slight reduction in performance over stock due to increased & untuned back pressure - it is however one of the quietest commercially available exhaust systems.
A proper expansion chamber is the only exhaust choice that provides a performance gain on a two stroke
A proper expansion chamber is the only exhaust choice that provides a performance gain on a two stroke
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zachattack
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No - if anything their would be a slight reduction in performance over stock due to increased & untuned back pressure - it is however one of the quietest commercially available exhaust systems.
A proper expansion chamber is the only exhaust choice that provides a performance gain on a two stroke
thanks for the info i was wondering cuz the site dosnt say a single thing about it
Nashville Kat
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I use one and don't think there's any loss of power- and they are considerably quieter- the muffler section on mine is half again the length of the standard kit pipe,
It's sorta really an expansion pipe in that sense.
it does add a little bit of weight, which is not good in a second floor apartment.
I had to cut and extend mine- the ones that are supposed to go on top of the bottom bracket are difficult to fit.
It's sorta really an expansion pipe in that sense.
it does add a little bit of weight, which is not good in a second floor apartment.
I had to cut and extend mine- the ones that are supposed to go on top of the bottom bracket are difficult to fit.
Schwinn the Fox
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Nashville Kat
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Not sure there's enough of the top pipe for this now- I used the old pipe I think-
but you can extend the pipe with cut up aluminum can material- cut up, a big can wraps a couple of widths this size-
clamp the extension top and bottom with worm hose clamps- I use two at each end and I covered the can aluminum with Chrome tape from the auto store-
doesn't look too bad, but doesn't come apart-
Yes- the pipe would fit very very very few bikes running over the bottom bracket and between the cranks- have to cut and run under-
flexible electrical conduit may make a good extension too.
my back muffler part was not as long and the welding really wasn't as bad
but you can extend the pipe with cut up aluminum can material- cut up, a big can wraps a couple of widths this size-
clamp the extension top and bottom with worm hose clamps- I use two at each end and I covered the can aluminum with Chrome tape from the auto store-
doesn't look too bad, but doesn't come apart-
Yes- the pipe would fit very very very few bikes running over the bottom bracket and between the cranks- have to cut and run under-
flexible electrical conduit may make a good extension too.
my back muffler part was not as long and the welding really wasn't as bad
