I bought a 01 rappy 660 and I just got a K and N filter also I ordered the lid as well. Now I wanna order a jet kit and pipe what do you recomend for exsaust to go with k and N jets, filter, and lid?? Or is there a better Pipe/Jet set up than K and N jets and just any exhaust?? Please Help I need to order this tonight.. Thanks riders
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The pipe out there for a stock raptor is a Yoshimura. It is very expensive but well worth it if you plan to do future mods. I have the White brothers e-series and i like it a lot, my brother has stock piped raptor and mine can beat his so badly. My friend has an 04 rappy with the yoshimura, K&N jets and K&N filter and he loves his setup he usually beats me long run but for some reason i always beat him off the line. For more power a pipe will really show you the difference. If 100% absolute proformance doesn;t really matter that much to you and you want a good looking pipe.. look at LRD or LTE Looney tooned exhaust (dual pipes) The full Yoshi will cost about 900- The full white bros about 600- (these prices are with filter and jets.)

 

I want performance, Id like to be able to pick up the front end through 4th if possible?? What set up would you recomend. I wanna rip!! Also do tires make a difference in low to mid range cuz I just put on 20X11-9 Razr tires on the back??

 

Thoes tires should be great for your quad. wat tipe of riding do you do? Go for the yoshimura pipes they are great

 

Trail riding and some track any where I can plow through pretty much I love my raptor im impressed. Its a bond like with your kid or your harley-davidson you know so I wanna make this bike bad ***

 

hellrider2001-The LTE dual system is not just for looks it also performs well and it gives you very good power all through the rpm range and it is not as loud as most.The quality on the LTE is as good as it gets and although it has good power all through the rpms it has a top end that is very impressive so if you are going spend the money for a full system i dont think you could go wrong with the LTE.