SPENT A LITTLE ON MY WARRIOR
#1
I have a 2000 warrior and on the weekend I fitted a Pro Circuit T4 pipe as well as Maxxis All Trak rear tires.
What a difference to the handling and cornering as well as the acceleration and mid range. The bike has far more quicker response. I did not rejet or drill air box etc.
Can't do doughnuts the way I did with the stock dunlops though ! does wheelie easier though.
Regards
What a difference to the handling and cornering as well as the acceleration and mid range. The bike has far more quicker response. I did not rejet or drill air box etc.
Can't do doughnuts the way I did with the stock dunlops though ! does wheelie easier though.
Regards
#3
No doubt the piston/cam route will get the biggest hp gain but also for the biggest buck.A
pipe will get u a reasonable gain which is noticable.i would go the pipe route and later u can do the engine mods.
pipe will get u a reasonable gain which is noticable.i would go the pipe route and later u can do the engine mods.
#4
An aftermarket pipe is only going to perform as well as you make it. If you get the aftermarket pipe, you should also rejet, and get a pro-design kit with K&N.
The biggest problem with the warrior is it's handling, you should tackle that problem first, maybe with different tires & an axle, then dump some cash into the motor
just my advice.
The biggest problem with the warrior is it's handling, you should tackle that problem first, maybe with different tires & an axle, then dump some cash into the motor
just my advice.
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