i need some helping choosing between 2 pipes. the white bros. e series or the alba racing pipe kit. some one help me out thanks.

 

Get the e series cause it doesn't stick out to far like the alba pipe does and it has great bottem end and it has good top end to.

 

thanks man i appereciate it.

 

White Bros. E-Series ProMeg. The WB pipe makes the most power and is well made and easy to maintain. A lot of racers use the E-Series, both quad and dirt bike. Make certain that you re-jet when you put the pipe on. If you don't you will be lean which could lead to problems. Re-jetting is specifically recommended in the instructions that will come with your E-Series pipe. The easiest way to re-jet is to buy the Dynojet kit; it comes with step by step instructions (and pictures/diagrams) that will show you exactly what to do. It's easy, even if it's your first time inside a carb. By the way, K&N's jetting products are really Dynojet's in a K&N box, same thing.

 

hey 95 warrior thanks for the info very much apperciated.

 

i have a supper trap ids2 on my 02 warrior and it sounds great plus it helped low end power,i run 5 disc in mine.(you can run more disc but you you would have to rejet and it gets louder with more disc) for 189.00 i thought it was a good deal. ps, nice nick name

 

I was wondering if anybody put the DMC exhaust on their warrior? I am looking into it and the only thing I dont know about yet is how it sounds. Does anybody know where I could get some sound clips for it?? I need a little more convincing to shell out 358 bucks[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

i was on the net they had a shoot out on the warrior they were using different pipes they didnt have any thing good 2 say about the dmc pipe thats just what they said on the net.

 

where did you see this shootout at and to answer your ? i would go with the e series over any thing and it isnt that loud over stock just more of a rumble sound

 

Hey 95 Warrior, what did you rejet to? Also, how many plates are you running? Also, your right about it being easy to rejet. My husband supervised, but I did the entire thing myself. Thanks for the info.