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Old Aug 22, 2001 | 02:24 PM
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I called Trinity yesterday to get some info about the 680 kit. I told them that I was considering the Yoshimura Titanium Race system or the FMF Power Core 4 system for my exhaust. He then told me not to bother with all that, and just go with Trinity's Raptor head pipes and silencer.

Anybody have any thoughts on this? The Trinity system is very trick looking (Dual polished stainless steel headpipes all the way back to a CNC machined Silencer.) There is a pic on it in trinity's ad in the new dirt wheels. But when it comes down to it, am I going to get more power out of this pipe, or another aftermarket pipe?

 
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Old Aug 23, 2001 | 11:00 AM
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there pipes look sweet as hell but i have never known anyone to buy their exuast so i wold not know to much about it sorry
 
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Old Aug 23, 2001 | 04:20 PM
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I have their pipe. It is great. I have tried other systems and when moving from the stock head pipe and GYTR tip, the Trinity all stainless pipe is a great choice. It is dual pipes all the way back and loaded with great stainless steel fittings and billet aluminum brackets. By far, it is the nicest pipe on the market.

By the way, they do make pipes and have some of the best pipes on the market. Their pipes are usually custom built for each engine and not mass produced.
 
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