Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Mar 12, 2006 | 06:39 PM
#31
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Straight pipes? Come on-why make it any louder than it needs to be. The Bills pipe on my 450R may be loud, but its there for reasons OTHER than to be a noisemaker. Its no wonder places to ride are gettin few and far between- IDIOTS. If i see anyone with a straight pipe where I ride, theyre gonna get their faces roosted off. Grow up- this is why our favorite riding places get booby trapped, blocked, and otherwise ruined. And butthead- go find a pair of SCREAMIN EAGLES and take a long ride off a short pier. PEACE
Mar 12, 2006 | 07:36 PM
#33
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
ok your al talking about streight pipes. what are u people meaning? a streight pipe coming off header or a pipe with a a streight coar?
and for hitting deer i can go from 60-0 in about 4 secs on my 400ex.
loud pipes usualy = more top end and less bottom end power. usualy the louder the pipe the more air the is flowing throught it which if it flows alot it is top end pipe.
and for hitting deer i can go from 60-0 in about 4 secs on my 400ex.
loud pipes usualy = more top end and less bottom end power. usualy the louder the pipe the more air the is flowing throught it which if it flows alot it is top end pipe.
Mar 12, 2006 | 10:47 PM
#34
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Straight pipes on an atv? Proabably not the greatest idea. Less backpressure, due to a considerably increased rate of airflow, means that your exhaust valves will probably wear out quickly. Performance gain? Probably only slightly noticeable throughout the shifts. Is it worth is? You make that call. Is it really worth ruining your engine for the slight performance gain? Ask yourself.
Mar 13, 2006 | 08:12 PM
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Originally posted by: BS400EX
Straight pipes on an atv? Proabably not the greatest idea. Less backpressure, due to a considerably increased rate of airflow, means that your exhaust valves will probably wear out quickly. Performance gain? Probably only slightly noticeable throughout the shifts. Is it worth is? You make that call. Is it really worth ruining your engine for the slight performance gain? Ask yourself.
Straight pipes on an atv? Proabably not the greatest idea. Less backpressure, due to a considerably increased rate of airflow, means that your exhaust valves will probably wear out quickly. Performance gain? Probably only slightly noticeable throughout the shifts. Is it worth is? You make that call. Is it really worth ruining your engine for the slight performance gain? Ask yourself.
well tell me this. if running streight pipes is going to cause trouble than running no muffler would to even more easier. i did it for 9 months and i beat the quad. problums? nope. none caused by muffler
Mar 13, 2006 | 08:32 PM
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Why do i picture getdrunk sittin around with a bottle of whisky in one hand and the other hand flailing spasticly off his chest. all this while drool running down his chin and noises like dar durr der comming from his mouth?
Mar 13, 2006 | 09:09 PM
#37
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Straight pipes are fine for a engine?
Originally posted by: OneFlyCowboy
Why do i picture getdrunk sittin around with a bottle of whisky in one hand and the other hand flailing spasticly off his chest. all this while drool running down his chin and noises like dar durr der comming from his mouth?
Why do i picture getdrunk sittin around with a bottle of whisky in one hand and the other hand flailing spasticly off his chest. all this while drool running down his chin and noises like dar durr der comming from his mouth?
May 10, 2018 | 09:05 PM
#39
there is nothing wrong with riding the road aslong as you use your head. which i do. i figure if i want to ride the road i will. i know that is not the law but the law is stupid. the way i see it is that if i ride the road and get away with it then i got to point B. if i ride the road and get caught then... well... i fought the law and the law won. in my neighbor hood riding a atv is not looked down upon. people that go out and steal and murder is looked down upon here. i dont know where you come from but where i am riding a atv acually makes people smile. because instead of teenage kids out smokin the cheba behind the school they would rather ride there atv. that does my heart good. what i always have been taught is "you do your thing ill do mine" that is the way i will live until i die.
"I'll bet it will really fly when you get the training wheels off too." as said by scootergptx
i took those stock wheels off and tru on some magnums with mudlites and that baby flys. thanks for the tip.
"I'll bet it will really fly when you get the training wheels off too." as said by scootergptx
i took those stock wheels off and tru on some magnums with mudlites and that baby flys. thanks for the tip.
May 10, 2018 | 11:50 PM
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It's nice to know there are people like you who show up 12 years later and bump old threads like this with such intelligent comments. I'm looking forward to more of your brilliant contributions in the coming years.
