best exhaust for raptor
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best exhaust for raptor
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: raptor35091
Wats the best exhaust for my raptor 350 best power gains. And how much to new sprokets help out . Hot cams How do they help give me advice</end quote></div>
In my opinion, HMF slip-on is the most bang for your buck on a 350. You won't be disappointed. I would keep the stock rear sprocket and once you replace the exhaust, filter, and re-jet your carb, then replace the front sprocket with a 14 tooth. That will take a little from your bottom end, but give you a little more top end speed. You could replace the front sprocket with a 12 tooth, but that will kill your topend speed, but give you a lot of bottom end. So, it all depends on what you want. Hotcams are little boy cams. If you are going to install a cam, you may as well get a good one, like a Webcam with .430" lift or similar. You need all the help you can get on a 350, so I wouldn't **** around with the Hotcam. A cam helps ALOT by allowing your engine to rev a LOT faster than factory. You can take a nap while waiting for a stock 350 to rev up. Oh, and how about working on that grammar? It's hard to understand your questions!
Wats the best exhaust for my raptor 350 best power gains. And how much to new sprokets help out . Hot cams How do they help give me advice</end quote></div>
In my opinion, HMF slip-on is the most bang for your buck on a 350. You won't be disappointed. I would keep the stock rear sprocket and once you replace the exhaust, filter, and re-jet your carb, then replace the front sprocket with a 14 tooth. That will take a little from your bottom end, but give you a little more top end speed. You could replace the front sprocket with a 12 tooth, but that will kill your topend speed, but give you a lot of bottom end. So, it all depends on what you want. Hotcams are little boy cams. If you are going to install a cam, you may as well get a good one, like a Webcam with .430" lift or similar. You need all the help you can get on a 350, so I wouldn't **** around with the Hotcam. A cam helps ALOT by allowing your engine to rev a LOT faster than factory. You can take a nap while waiting for a stock 350 to rev up. Oh, and how about working on that grammar? It's hard to understand your questions!
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