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Exhaust HELP!!!

vuillemin12 Posts: 34 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	3/1/2008 9:15 PM vuillemin12 wrote: Hi all' I have a problem,Next week my new bike a HONDA CRF250R 07 is coming,wich has a stock twin exhaust like this pic. vuillemin12 wrote: Hi all' I have a problem,Next week my new bike a HONDA CRF250R 07 is coming,wich has a stock twin exhaust like this pic. Quote Last Post Only Hi all' I have a problem,Next week my new bike a HONDA CRF250R 07 is coming,wich has a stock twin exhaust like this pic.
dv12.com Posts: 150 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: MURRIETA, CA	3/2/2008 9:05 PM dv12.com wrote: In theory, a single pipe makes more power... dv12.com wrote: In theory, a single pipe makes more power... Quote Last Post Only In theory, a single pipe makes more power... www.dv12.com
vuillemin12 Posts: 34 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	3/21/2008 9:58 PM vuillemin12 wrote: Thanks a million DV. But only in theory, uhm... I quess the real deal depends on the rider's throttle then s hehe But then I need to know one thing. What sort of exhaust are you running titanium or Stainless? pls that would help me big time before buying. Best Regards Paul Rutten vuillemin12 wrote: Thanks a million DV. But only in theory, uhm... I quess the real deal depends on the rider's throttle then s hehe But then I need to know one thing. What sort of exhaust are you running titanium or Stainless? pls that would help me big time before buying. Best Regards Paul Rutten Quote Last Post Only Thanks a million DV. But only in theory, uhm... I quess the real deal depends on the rider's throttle then s hehe But then I need to know one thing. What sort of exhaust are you running titanium or Stainless? pls that would help me big time before buying. Best Regards Paul Rutten
bogdan912 Posts: 673 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Estell Manor, NJ	4/17/2008 7:55 PM bogdan912 wrote: Titanium=lighter possibly faster flowing stainless=stronger much more durable. Also it is said that the twin pipes make more low end and the single can makes more overall. bogdan912 wrote: Titanium=lighter possibly faster flowing stainless=stronger much more durable. Also it is said that the twin pipes make more low end and the single can makes more overall. Quote Last Post Only Titanium=lighter possibly faster flowing stainless=stronger much more durable. Also it is said that the twin pipes make more low end and the single can makes more overall. Douglas Furs tend to be really reserved
suzukirm12594 Posts: 556 Joined: 12/07/2007 Location: Glendale, CA	4/17/2008 8:17 PM suzukirm12594 wrote: single is better...Lighter,free flowing, more power add them all up and you get faster lap times... suzukirm12594 wrote: single is better...Lighter,free flowing, more power add them all up and you get faster lap times... Quote Last Post Only single is better...Lighter,free flowing, more power add them all up and you get faster lap times...