Yosh Exhaust
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well mr hp says this about the yoshi pipe:
"The lightweight HMF and Yoshimura make more horsepower than any other slip ons we've dyno tested. The power increase is in the bottom end and mid range. They even come close to making as much power as the Horsepower Research Billet End Cap! 2 year warranty. Must specify spark arrested if desired.
Yoshimura Slip On 320 Stainless Steel, Good Bottom and mid power, Very High Quality 3 days
"The lightweight HMF and Yoshimura make more horsepower than any other slip ons we've dyno tested. The power increase is in the bottom end and mid range. They even come close to making as much power as the Horsepower Research Billet End Cap! 2 year warranty. Must specify spark arrested if desired.
Yoshimura Slip On 320 Stainless Steel, Good Bottom and mid power, Very High Quality 3 days
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I would just change the jet and be done with it. No need for the expensive jet kit. I think it had a 165 jet originally and I put a 170 or was it 160 originally.......sorry, not too sure, its been a while. Somebody else may be able to help out here.
Be prepared to have trouble with the bowl screws though, you may want to just use a pair of needle-nosed vise grips before you strip the head. Do a search on "bowl screw" or "carb screws" for more info ion the subject.
Be prepared to have trouble with the bowl screws though, you may want to just use a pair of needle-nosed vise grips before you strip the head. Do a search on "bowl screw" or "carb screws" for more info ion the subject.
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