Hey,

when I get my DS, the first thing I'm gonna need is a slip-on exhaust(since I'm too much of a cheapass to buy a complete exhaust).

Which slip-on shows the best powergain and performance? Sound doesn't hurt either.

I was looking at the WB E-series Pro-Meg..those any good?

Gimme yer views.

 

Yoshimura hands down.
smoothest curve, low dB, all stainless, easily repackable, removable spark arrestor, sound tunable end cap, none provide more power.

 

I've got a Procircuit T4 that's been used about twice.
I'll let it go for 130
-T
PM me

 

MBRP hands down better power than Yoshimura lower pice. low dB, all stainless, no need too repack, removable spark arrestor, better customer service

 

Yosh and MBRP are both nice pipes.
I wish I still had my DS!
Argh!

 

When I started looking I decided it was between the Yosh and MBRP. My buddy got the Yosh and I got the MBRP. I saved a lot of money and I actually pull him on the low end now. We are equal weight, and same modes on 2002 Baja. I have nothing but good things to say about MBRP. I would say my MBRP is a fraction quieter also. It beets the Yosh in shine and looks for sure!

 

Yea, I was looking at Yosh but they are hella expensive for just a slip-on compared to the WB and others.

What are the MSRP on the MBRP compared to the Yosh and E-Series Pro-Meg.


And BTW, by "sound doesn't hurt", i meant how good it sounds, not how quiet it is.

No dB limit here, and if there was, who stops for cops anyway? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

plenty of parks do dB checks, can't get in if over the limit, that's why I need the ability to go quiet.

I forgot about the new MBRP - they are super sweet looking. I completely do not understand so called "permanent packing" - no packed pipe I've ever seen can go a life without repacking. How's it work? Sounds interesting.....if I can be convinced maybe I'll get one too....

 

we don't even have ATV parks here.

:-/.geh. canada.

 

you might look at the hmf, but they are loud