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alphado Posts: 304 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Erie, PA	5/17/2008 12:52 AM alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. Quote Last Post Only The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. m http://www.alphado.net m
fcr Posts: 767 Joined: 12/01/2006 Location: Newport Beach, CA	5/17/2008 12:56 AM fcr wrote: I have an 04 YZ250 with a PC and loved the power band. It was more of a mid and up. Put in a MotoTassinari reed valve at the same time so it was not only that. The bike was a blast to ride after that. With the stock pipe and reeds it kinda felt like a thumper power band. My son uses the bike now and the quality is good. Held up well. fcr wrote: I have an 04 YZ250 with a PC and loved the power band. It was more of a mid and up. Put in a MotoTassinari reed valve at the same time so it was not only that. The bike was a blast to ride after that. With the stock pipe and reeds it kinda felt like a thumper power band. My son uses the bike now and the quality is good. Held up well. Quote Last Post Only I have an 04 YZ250 with a PC and loved the power band. It was more of a mid and up. Put in a MotoTassinari reed valve at the same time so it was not only that. The bike was a blast to ride after that. With the stock pipe and reeds it kinda felt like a thumper power band. My son uses the bike now and the quality is good. Held up well.
MX Dad #27 Posts: 39 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: ,	5/17/2008 1:15 AM MX Dad #27 wrote: FMF Factory Fatty, they don't call it the flying machine factory for no reason! MX Dad #27 wrote: FMF Factory Fatty, they don't call it the flying machine factory for no reason! Quote Last Post Only FMF Factory Fatty, they don't call it the flying machine factory for no reason!
sean Posts: 104 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: , Fl	5/17/2008 1:28 AM Edited Date/Time: 5/17/2008 1:28 AM sean wrote: I always thought FMF stood for Fast Mutha Fuka. sean wrote: I always thought FMF stood for Fast Mutha Fuka. Quote Last Post Only I always thought FMF stood for Fast Mutha Fuka.
bogdan912 Posts: 673 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Estell Manor, NJ	5/17/2008 1:38 AM bogdan912 wrote: I would say anything but PC judging from their customer service. bogdan912 wrote: I would say anything but PC judging from their customer service. Quote Last Post Only I would say anything but PC judging from their customer service. Douglas Furs tend to be really reserved
suzukirm12594 Posts: 559 Joined: 12/07/2007 Location: Glendale, CA	5/17/2008 1:59 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura Quote Last Post Only neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura
crowe176 Posts: 813 Joined: 9/08/2006 Location: Spring Lake, MI	5/17/2008 2:01 AM crowe176 wrote: I'm running a PC works pipe with a shorty and a vforce on my RM. It works good. It has quite a bit more mid than my stock stuff. If I ever need a new one, I think I might try an FMF factory pipe. I would buy a pipe from Jesse in a second if he would make me one though. I wish I was as cool as T-fish, but whatever dude. crowe176 wrote: I'm running a PC works pipe with a shorty and a vforce on my RM. It works good. It has quite a bit more mid than my stock stuff. If I ever need a new one, I think I might try an FMF factory pipe. I would buy a pipe from Jesse in a second if he would make me one though. I wish I was as cool as T-fish, but whatever dude. Quote Last Post Only I'm running a PC works pipe with a shorty and a vforce on my RM. It works good. It has quite a bit more mid than my stock stuff. If I ever need a new one, I think I might try an FMF factory pipe. I would buy a pipe from Jesse in a second if he would make me one though. I wish I was as cool as T-fish, but whatever dude. suzukirm12594 click here: www.ronron.com
crowe176 Posts: 813 Joined: 9/08/2006 Location: Spring Lake, MI	5/17/2008 2:02 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. Quote Last Post Only crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. Quote Last Post Only God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 click here: www.ronron.com
Racer92 Posts: 1850 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Houston, TX	5/17/2008 2:04 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura Racer92 wrote: Why would anyone buy a pipe because of graphics? Quote Last Post Only Racer92 wrote: Why would anyone buy a pipe because of graphics? Quote Last Post Only Why would anyone buy a pipe because of graphics?
Scotty Posts: 678 Joined: 3/22/2008 Location: LAKESIDE, CA	5/17/2008 2:05 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. Scotty wrote: LOL .. Dubach for sure! Quote Last Post Only Scotty wrote: LOL .. Dubach for sure! Quote Last Post Only LOL .. Dubach for sure!
suzukirm12594 Posts: 559 Joined: 12/07/2007 Location: Glendale, CA	5/17/2008 2:09 AM Edited Date/Time: 5/17/2008 2:10 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. Quote Last Post Only suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. Quote Last Post Only Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range.
Scotty Posts: 678 Joined: 3/22/2008 Location: LAKESIDE, CA	5/17/2008 2:13 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: neither...Dubach or yoshimura...If you have the monster graphics and you want it to look like a traditional factory bike then go with the PC but preformance wise would be a dubach or yosihmura crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. crowe176 wrote: God, you're dumb. suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. Scotty wrote: Doesn't Dubach make pipes for two strokes? lol Quote Last Post Only Scotty wrote: Doesn't Dubach make pipes for two strokes? lol Quote Last Post Only Doesn't Dubach make pipes for two strokes? lol
fcr Posts: 767 Joined: 12/01/2006 Location: Newport Beach, CA	5/17/2008 2:14 AM Edited Date/Time: 5/17/2008 2:15 AM alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. fcr wrote: Its a KX not KXF.This is for suzukirm. Quote Last Post Only fcr wrote: Its a KX not KXF.This is for suzukirm. Quote Last Post Only Its a KX not KXF.This is for suzukirm.
bd Posts: 358 Joined: 4/06/2007 Location: New York, NY	5/17/2008 2:17 AM alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. alphado wrote: The stock pipe on my KX250 is getting a little beat. FMF or Pro Circuit? Too bad Williams doesn't make them anymore. bd wrote: Williams will build you a pipe... call him. If you dont go with the beautiful works pipe (Yes, its a hand made cone pipe), run the pro circuit with a shory silencer. Quote Last Post Only bd wrote: Williams will build you a pipe... call him. If you dont go with the beautiful works pipe (Yes, its a hand made cone pipe), run the pro circuit with a shory silencer. Quote Last Post Only Williams will build you a pipe... call him. If you dont go with the beautiful works pipe (Yes, its a hand made cone pipe), run the pro circuit with a shory silencer.
fcr Posts: 767 Joined: 12/01/2006 Location: Newport Beach, CA	5/17/2008 2:23 AM fcr wrote: Man running those hand made cone pipes is like taking a Range Rover off road. They are made to do it but they are works of art(the pipe) and the RR is just a real nice car you don't want to scratch and abuse. fcr wrote: Man running those hand made cone pipes is like taking a Range Rover off road. They are made to do it but they are works of art(the pipe) and the RR is just a real nice car you don't want to scratch and abuse. Quote Last Post Only Man running those hand made cone pipes is like taking a Range Rover off road. They are made to do it but they are works of art(the pipe) and the RR is just a real nice car you don't want to scratch and abuse.
bd Posts: 358 Joined: 4/06/2007 Location: New York, NY	5/17/2008 2:24 AM bd wrote: In defense of the youngster, suzukirm12594, I use to try to make all of my bikes look factory (graphic, pipe, you name it). If Jeff Ward was running Renthals on his Kawasaki SR 250, I was running Renthal on my KX 80. bd wrote: In defense of the youngster, suzukirm12594, I use to try to make all of my bikes look factory (graphic, pipe, you name it). If Jeff Ward was running Renthals on his Kawasaki SR 250, I was running Renthal on my KX 80. Quote Last Post Only In defense of the youngster, suzukirm12594, I use to try to make all of my bikes look factory (graphic, pipe, you name it). If Jeff Ward was running Renthals on his Kawasaki SR 250, I was running Renthal on my KX 80.
fcr Posts: 767 Joined: 12/01/2006 Location: Newport Beach, CA	5/17/2008 2:31 AM fcr wrote: I like my bike to look "factory like". Not to the point that it has to be exact but real clean and sano. Very efficient and functional. That pipe is making me dribble. fcr wrote: I like my bike to look "factory like". Not to the point that it has to be exact but real clean and sano. Very efficient and functional. That pipe is making me dribble. Quote Last Post Only I like my bike to look "factory like". Not to the point that it has to be exact but real clean and sano. Very efficient and functional. That pipe is making me dribble.
Tiki Posts: 1412 Joined: 8/01/2006 Location: Bishop, CA	5/17/2008 2:32 AM Tiki wrote: Save your money buy a Leatt brace. Exhaust pipes are over rated. [standard response 34.2] Tiki wrote: Save your money buy a Leatt brace. Exhaust pipes are over rated. [standard response 34.2] Quote Last Post Only Save your money buy a Leatt brace. Exhaust pipes are over rated. [standard response 34.2] Follow the money.
Factoryphoto Posts: 112 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: Northern California, CA	5/17/2008 2:39 AM Factoryphoto wrote: I have a leatt for sale Bills pipes always worked well on my kx's.. Factoryphoto wrote: I have a leatt for sale Bills pipes always worked well on my kx's.. Quote Last Post Only I have a leatt for sale Bills pipes always worked well on my kx's.. www.factoryphoto.com
Scotty Posts: 678 Joined: 3/22/2008 Location: LAKESIDE, CA	5/17/2008 2:55 AM Scotty wrote: Ive always been a fan of Bills also.. Scotty wrote: Ive always been a fan of Bills also.. Quote Last Post Only Ive always been a fan of Bills also..
davis224 Posts: 448 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Elkhart, IL	5/17/2008 3:21 AM davis224 wrote: ask jesse if he can do anything for ya first. davis224 wrote: ask jesse if he can do anything for ya first. Quote Last Post Only ask jesse if he can do anything for ya first. cbmx racing m http://www.myspace.com/mxdavis224 m
CamP Posts: 615 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: , TX	5/17/2008 3:34 AM CamP wrote: The stock pipe is better than the aftermarket junk. CamP wrote: The stock pipe is better than the aftermarket junk. Quote Last Post Only The stock pipe is better than the aftermarket junk.
Slow ~ Pro Posts: 1313 Joined: 3/28/2008 Location: CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA	5/17/2008 6:28 AM Edited Date/Time: 5/17/2008 6:29 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. suzukirm12594 wrote: Well maybe not for a kawi...but i got to test out PC, FMF, White bros, Akrapovic, Dubach, and yshimura on a crf250r and on a rmz250 and overall through both dyno and firsthand track riding, the dubach and yoshimura prefomed the best theyre really strong from the bottom through mid range. Slow ~ Pro wrote: Hmmm...Paint chips for breakfast ? It's a KX250...That's a 2-stroke, so of the mentioned, only 2 have an available exhaust, and one (White bros.) is no longer in business. I agree with CamP My opinion to the which pipe...go to ebay, and find another stock exhaust. It's the best for that bike, keep the muffler packed, and it out performs anything, in a wider range of performance. FMF makes several pipes for that bike, find where you want more power, and buy that pipe...the PC, will lift your mid, to top. Quote Last Post Only Slow ~ Pro wrote: Hmmm...Paint chips for breakfast ? It's a KX250...That's a 2-stroke, so of the mentioned, only 2 have an available exhaust, and one (White bros.) is no longer in business. I agree with CamP My opinion to the which pipe...go to ebay, and find another stock exhaust. It's the best for that bike, keep the muffler packed, and it out performs anything, in a wider range of performance. FMF makes several pipes for that bike, find where you want more power, and buy that pipe...the PC, will lift your mid, to top. Quote Last Post Only Hmmm...Paint chips for breakfast ? It's a KX250...That's a 2-stroke, so of the mentioned, only 2 have an available exhaust, and one (White bros.) is no longer in business. I agree with CamP My opinion to the which pipe...go to ebay, and find another stock exhaust. It's the best for that bike, keep the muffler packed, and it out performs anything, in a wider range of performance. FMF makes several pipes for that bike, find where you want more power, and buy that pipe...the PC, will lift your mid, to top. ~ Show me a good loser, and I'll show you a loser ~ ~ Keep a wheel out front !
suzukirm12594 Posts: 559 Joined: 12/07/2007 Location: Glendale, CA	5/17/2008 6:31 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: FMF for sure... suzukirm12594 wrote: FMF for sure... Quote Last Post Only FMF for sure...
Slow ~ Pro Posts: 1313 Joined: 3/28/2008 Location: CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA	5/17/2008 6:37 AM suzukirm12594 wrote: FMF for sure... suzukirm12594 wrote: FMF for sure... Slow ~ Pro wrote: Which one ? And why ? Quote Last Post Only Slow ~ Pro wrote: Which one ? And why ? Quote Last Post Only Which one ? And why ? ~ Show me a good loser, and I'll show you a loser ~ ~ Keep a wheel out front !
twizzler Posts: 176 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: DANA POINT, CA	5/17/2008 6:45 AM twizzler wrote: I had a 05' KX250. I bought a PC works pipe and shorty silencer for it and also installed a V-Force 3. I ended up taking the PC stuff off and putting the stock pipe/silencer back on and kept the V-Force. Stock with V-Force worked the best for me. twizzler wrote: I had a 05' KX250. I bought a PC works pipe and shorty silencer for it and also installed a V-Force 3. I ended up taking the PC stuff off and putting the stock pipe/silencer back on and kept the V-Force. Stock with V-Force worked the best for me. Quote Last Post Only I had a 05' KX250. I bought a PC works pipe and shorty silencer for it and also installed a V-Force 3. I ended up taking the PC stuff off and putting the stock pipe/silencer back on and kept the V-Force. Stock with V-Force worked the best for me.
Slow ~ Pro Posts: 1313 Joined: 3/28/2008 Location: CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA	5/17/2008 6:50 AM twizzler wrote: I had a 05' KX250. I bought a PC works pipe and shorty silencer for it and also installed a V-Force 3. I ended up taking the PC stuff off and putting the stock pipe/silencer back on and kept the V-Force. Stock with V-Force worked the best for me. twizzler wrote: I had a 05' KX250. I bought a PC works pipe and shorty silencer for it and also installed a V-Force 3. I ended up taking the PC stuff off and putting the stock pipe/silencer back on and kept the V-Force. Stock with V-Force worked the best for me. Slow ~ Pro wrote: That's three for the stock pipe... I liked the stock pipe also...just put after market reeds in, and it was so crisp, electric smooth. Quote Last Post Only Slow ~ Pro wrote: That's three for the stock pipe... I liked the stock pipe also...just put after market reeds in, and it was so crisp, electric smooth. Quote Last Post Only That's three for the stock pipe... I liked the stock pipe also...just put after market reeds in, and it was so crisp, electric smooth. ~ Show me a good loser, and I'll show you a loser ~ ~ Keep a wheel out front !
alphado Posts: 304 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Erie, PA	5/17/2008 10:01 AM alphado wrote: Unless Williams chimes in I will look for a stock pipe on Ebay. alphado wrote: Unless Williams chimes in I will look for a stock pipe on Ebay. Quote Last Post Only Unless Williams chimes in I will look for a stock pipe on Ebay. m http://www.alphado.net m
kaw rider9 Posts: 605 Joined: 12/04/2007 Location: East Peoria, IL	5/17/2008 12:06 PM kaw rider9 wrote: FMF Fatty for Motocross!!! FMF Gnarley for Hare scrambles, Or wood's riding!!! I have tried stock,PC and FMF. The FMF was the better pipe fo sho!!! Couldn't tell much differance between stock and PC.. Just my 2 cent's. kaw rider9 wrote: FMF Fatty for Motocross!!! FMF Gnarley for Hare scrambles, Or wood's riding!!! I have tried stock,PC and FMF. The FMF was the better pipe fo sho!!! Couldn't tell much differance between stock and PC.. Just my 2 cent's. Quote Last Post Only FMF Fatty for Motocross!!! FMF Gnarley for Hare scrambles, Or wood's riding!!! I have tried stock,PC and FMF. The FMF was the better pipe fo sho!!! Couldn't tell much differance between stock and PC.. Just my 2 cent's. Yeah,I mix my gas. It's cheaper in the long run!
bogdan912 Posts: 673 Joined: 8/16/2006 Location: Estell Manor, NJ	5/17/2008 12:59 PM bogdan912 wrote: I would go with Weapon MX bogdan912 wrote: I would go with Weapon MX Quote Last Post Only I would go with Weapon MX Douglas Furs tend to be really reserved