pro circuit or fmf

GODMODE
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for my cr 125, pipe, and silencer, what's the best combo?
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10/11/2010 7:37pm
FMF all the way
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10/11/2010 7:39pm Edited Date/Time 10/11/2010 7:40pm
I always run PC...I just like the quality of all of their products.
2002 CR250 and 2003 CR125 and both bikes have them.
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i've tried both. But in the end always like the fmf factory fatty with a titanium 2 best

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what year? Im going to have to say FMF though. They dont seem to dent as easy. Get an sst, or fatty. I ran a turbine core on mine too.
GODMODE
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04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
10/11/2010 7:51pm
GODMODE wrote:
for my cr 125, pipe, and silencer, what's the best combo?
PC every time.


BTW, header generally refers to a 4-stroke exhaust. Pipe for a 2-stroke. Not a big deal but you might get a few STFUs for getting it wrong with all the Mike Gosselar's and Mitch Paytons that post here.
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GODMODE wrote:
for my cr 125, pipe, and silencer, what's the best combo?
TriRacer27 wrote:
PC every time. BTW, header generally refers to a 4-stroke exhaust. Pipe for a 2-stroke. Not a big deal but you might get a few STFUs...
PC every time.


BTW, header generally refers to a 4-stroke exhaust. Pipe for a 2-stroke. Not a big deal but you might get a few STFUs for getting it wrong with all the Mike Gosselar's and Mitch Paytons that post here.
then wtf do i call it haha? headpipe any bettter?
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FMF
FIREfish148
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GODMODE wrote:
04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
Cant go wrong with that.
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A 2008 rmz 250f headpipe with a fmf shorty really brings out the true speed in your powerbands.
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go fmf! put it on 2011 sx250 n made an incredible difference!
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FMF and VForce
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GODMODE wrote:
04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
Cant go wrong with that.
+ V-force intake.
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For a 250 I would say FMF Fatty with a Shorty silencer.

For a 125, which makes most of its power much higher up, I would suggest you just call them to discuss what each combo will give you as far as power characteristics.
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GODMODE wrote:
04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
Cant go wrong with that.
lumpy790 wrote:
+ V-force intake.
I have an SST pipe with shorty on my 2001 RM250 and the bike is crisp! Nice mid-and up powerband (usually what you want in a 125), I was impressed with the difference once I tried other 250's that did not have a pipe and silencer...

whichever pipe you chose, they will help your bike a LOT

I agree o the V-Force as well, that should make a screaming 125

good luck!
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10/12/2010 12:54pm Edited Date/Time 10/12/2010 12:54pm
Really can't go wrong with either FMF or Pro Circuit...Definitely go with the V-Force
10/12/2010 4:48pm
If your are just starting out run the stock pipe and save the $$ for a new rear tire or 2. JMHO
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If your are just starting out run the stock pipe and save the $$ for a new rear tire or 2. JMHO
Ya I was kind of thinking this too. Pipes are so cool though!! Honestly though I have seen some local pros in my time absolutley rip some tracks up on bone stock 98-04 cr 125s. I would be more concerned about getting the suspension tuned.
I had a 2000 cr 125 and it pretty nmuch had no bottom end. Its nice to have that little bit of power that comes with a pipe. Never put a v-force on it, but i should have. If your racing a cr 125 you want every bit of help. If your riding for fun I would get the suspension tits first if you havent already. JMO.
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10/12/2010 6:04pm
GODMODE wrote:
04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
congrats on the choice to keep the 125 and not jump into the 250f just yet. i myself run a pc pipe n silencer combo on my 04 yz125 and love it. both brands will be a good addition for your bike. you may wish to think about a moto tasinnari reed cage and a 1 tooth larger rear sprocket for your cr.
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10/12/2010 6:09pm
GODMODE wrote:
04 cr125, and i was thinking sst, with the shorty?
sec114 wrote:
congrats on the choice to keep the 125 and not jump into the 250f just yet. i myself run a pc pipe n silencer combo on...
congrats on the choice to keep the 125 and not jump into the 250f just yet. i myself run a pc pipe n silencer combo on my 04 yz125 and love it. both brands will be a good addition for your bike. you may wish to think about a moto tasinnari reed cage and a 1 tooth larger rear sprocket for your cr.
i'm already running a 53 tooth sprocket haha, and i just got a new rear tire, and all the tracks i ride are super soft, so wearing through em is no problem. in fact, my cr (which is super clean) was on it's stock tire til today

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