Which pipe would be the best for my 98 Wolverine? I would like more power from bottom to top esp. in the midrange. I know there are several pipes out there but which one is the best? My wolverine is mostly stock except for Pro Flo kit with a K&N Filter.


Chuck
-98 Wolverine
-94 Kaw 220

 

I got a Supertrapp IDS2 , and I'm very pleased with this pipe,,,
I have a lot more low end now,but remember this is also in combination with the jet kit.....This was a very good investment.....

 

I bought my on my 2000 wolverine used with the DG Supertrapp pipe. I think it is one of the more less expensive pipes but i am happy with the performance and sound. If i was going to buy a pipe i would get the Supertrapp IDS2 or the Pro Circuit T-4!

 

Unless you want the added noise and good looks keep the stock exhaust. I had a 2001 wolvy and put an ISDS2 on it with the proflow and jet kit. You will see minimal HP gains if any. To keep it from sounding too obnoxious I only ran 8 disks which is probably more restrictive than stock. The stock exhaust is pretty good on the Wolvy/Warrior and it won't **** off your neighbors.

 

DMC makes a pipe for the Wolverine DMC Online

 

I have a team Alba pipe. I got a good deal, I bought it off there website, It really woke my quad up.

 

Any pipe will help it breath a little better. I have a FMF MegaMax2 and I like it. I have rode another Wolv. that had a White Bros E-Series. I couldn't really tell a difference in the 2 4-wheelers. The White Bros. Was louder the the FMF but noise does not always mean power. He also had 25" tires and I was running the 23" (stockers). I have talked to several people about there Wolverines and the over best bolt on would be the Pro Flow Air Fitler Adapter and a new after market exhaust. I never drilled holes in my air box or anything like that because I don't want to have to worry about water or anything getting in the air box. Oh and you will need to rejet the carb too. The Pro Flow adapter is not a Horse Power Bolt on but a piece of mind that the air filter is properly secured. That is just my opinion though.