Duribility of hpd and Hotseat exhaust.
#1
I was wondering what everyone expierences are with the duribility and the quality of hpd and hotseats exhaust and other products. I want to put a new pipe on my 2003 scrambler 500. I think i have decided on the procircuit t-4 system. The selling factor on the pipe to me was the fact that the head pipe is stainless steal and the can is aluminum. I want an exhaust that i know i will never have to worry about rusting. I know the t4 system is more than the hpd or the hotseat but i would gladly pay the extra 50 bucks for stainless. Please help me so that im not dissapointed with the pipe and wish i would of bought something else.
Thanks for the help.
Keith
Thanks for the help.
Keith
#2
i dont know if the all hotseat are made with the same craftman ship but mine honesty is a pos. the welds arent good and one of the silencer mounts snap off. so i think hpd will be your best bet.
#4
The HPD is high quality IMO. The nickel plated head pipe is still really shinny on mine, and the aluminum can looks good. I have heard too many horror stories of Hot Seat exhausts falling apart for me to justify spending my money on one, especially since you can get the HPD for cheaper
#6
I know someone withe hsp pipes and other goodies no problems there. All in the draw of the luck, not everything is made to 100% perfection, in every brand there is always a lemon.
#7
Durability wise, they've both worked great for me. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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