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Old Dec 19, 2005 | 08:45 PM
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Default Exhaust and Jetting on 2000 Yamaha Warrior

Good day to all...

I've got a 2000 Yamaha Warrior.

Over the holidays, I'm adding a HotCam, changing the airbox to a custom aluminum, adding a K&N, and will be redoing the topend (piston/rings)

I currently run a Supertrapp ISD2 exhaust. However, I am considering changing this - It is WAY TOO loud!!!

Now, my questions are this:

What is a good exhaust system; one that adds good power, but not loud enough to drive you crazy?

What jets will I need to run after my rebuild?

Any suggestions?

Thanks.
 
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Old Dec 19, 2005 | 10:59 PM
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Default Exhaust and Jetting on 2000 Yamaha Warrior

Over the holidays, I'm adding a HotCam, changing the airbox to a custom aluminum, adding a K&N, and will be redoing the topend (piston/rings)
I currently run a Supertrapp ISD2 exhaust. However, I am considering changing this - It is WAY TOO loud!!!
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What is a good exhaust system; one that adds good power, but not loud enough to drive you crazy?
[QTextWhat jets will I need to run after my rebuild?
Well you can look at my pics. sounds like your fixing to do what i did.
Stage 1 hot cam helps on you low to mid range pull.
I had a wisco 10.25.1 piston on my first built i did not like it at all. So i went with the 366 JE Big Bore Kit With 12.1 and i like it alot.
If i was you i would go with a full Exhaust The head pipe helps a warrior out alot. Sparks makes a good exhaust system for about $400.00
You will have to wait till you get it built for the jetting all quads are diffent. I think i run like 175 on my main jet but i dont have an airbox.
 
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Old Dec 20, 2005 | 06:21 PM
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Default Exhaust and Jetting on 2000 Yamaha Warrior

I was looking at a FMF system with the Powerbomb Header, and probably an MegaMax muffler.

Is this a good setup?

 
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Old Dec 20, 2005 | 07:52 PM
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Default Exhaust and Jetting on 2000 Yamaha Warrior

I just noticed this...

I forgot to add that I am going with a 0.0020" over piston.

I don't know if this will make any difference in the jetting.

Also, does winter riding make a difference in jet sizing?

I'd love to get this beast on the lake over New Years!!
 
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Old Dec 20, 2005 | 09:23 PM
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I was looking at a FMF system with the Powerbomb Header, and probably an MegaMax muffler.
Yes anything over stock will help the warrior out. And yes when you get her toghther you will have to have to rejet her.
There is a little diffents in hot and cold jetting but i dont think there is enough to make a diffents.

Im fixing to build a YFZ for the flat track and put the warrior to rest on the raceing part. my wife will be rideing it so im going to tone it down abit. its a same but if i leave it like it is she will end up getting hurt on it.

Warriors are fun to build up it just takes alot of money to get them to run with the rest. But right now im 2nd in point about 8 out of 1st at oklahoma sports park in ada on the flat track. And its fun becouse im beating YFZ and 450Rs with it. But its not about HP its all about setup.
 
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