billet end caps or hmf exhast
#1
ok what do you think is better the billet end caps for Mr. HP or the hmf exhast they say with jets raised you get 11lbs of torque and 7 hp for 209 i dont know the price on the end caps or the hp raise if you could tell me i would be happy thanks allot
#2
I havent tried the hmf, but installed the billet end cap this weekend along with other proper setup combo.
This thing feels nice. I cant tell exactly how much it helped, because of snow, but from time to time when it would
hook it pulled hard.
Justin
This thing feels nice. I cant tell exactly how much it helped, because of snow, but from time to time when it would
hook it pulled hard.
Justin
#7
If you go with the HMF, you get lighter weight, quiet core, and spark arrestor. It also improves the looks, IMO. Things to think about in case you want to ride in the mountains.
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#8
Originally posted by: Billsner
go with the end cap, also, send in your intake manifold for porting. then take the extra money you have left over and save for the carb.
go with the end cap, also, send in your intake manifold for porting. then take the extra money you have left over and save for the carb.
It takes time so do your (Slidesquad) home work on were you spend your money and you will be happy for the HP you get for your money!?
#9
I thought the HMF was NON Spark Arrested?
One of the things I like best about the end cap is that If I need to be quiet and spark arrested, it only takes three minutes to do the change over to the stock end cap! I can't make my E-Series quiet... Nor can you make an HMF quiet if needed.
One of the things I like best about the end cap is that If I need to be quiet and spark arrested, it only takes three minutes to do the change over to the stock end cap! I can't make my E-Series quiet... Nor can you make an HMF quiet if needed.
#10
The end cap I got from CountryJoeGlass is EXTREMELY loud!(3" in diameter) LOL, but I like it a lot and power gain is awesome. I just need to find one of them kitchen strainers..... AKA spark arrestors.


