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Old 10-11-2009, 10:02 AM
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Cool Ppipe

I ve read about the rossier and motorwork pipe, but I would like to know if someone had tried the FMF.

Is it better than the motorworks????
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I am new and could be wrong, so if I am somebody chime in. It seems the racers package Cam Am supplies to the buyers is the Motoworks slip on with EFI. There was a decent amount of gain with the combo. But I would imagine if you want am FMF pipe it would not be that much of a power difference to worry about. If you read in the group buys and want a much more rare pipe for the Can Am look at the DASA full pipe. I was considering this route since not many will have the pipe (seems DASA will build it if they get at least 5 orders) but I didn't want to spend $500 for a full pipe and not sure if there will be any better power gains than the Motoworks or comparible slip on.
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FMF does not make as much power as the motoworks pipe does.
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is the full pipe is realy better than the slip on??
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no. the stock head pipe is very impressive. id just get the slip on.
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eny one tried hindle
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no. the stock head pipe is very impressive. id just get the slip on.
Again, I am not sure where you are getting your info from, I spoke to Johnny at Motoworks and asked him if his slip-on was comparable to the full HMF I had, he said no and his full system would show more gains than the HMF full system.

This wasnt to upsell me to his full system, as I already had a deal woked out with Motoworks for a full system so it was unbiased.
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Majeddry, I have had a hindle before for my LTR's. Not sure how they are on the DS, but I know when I would go to the factory they would always have the DS on dyno doing the Rand D. If you are in sound restricted area, the HINDLE may not be a good choice. Tey loader and tinny as all hell
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canadian races a getting hindle on their bikes

I think it would be good.
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Blizzard, im getting my info from a buddy of mine. my buddy works for ATV action, and thats what he told me. i trust his advice. i could be wrong, and his info couldve been given under the pretense of $ vs power gains. yes obviously a full exhaust will give better dyno numbers. im also too lazy to try and find where i said a motoworks slip-on is better than a HMF full system. i was simply saying that the motoworks slip on is great and the stock head pipe is great. i have the slip on and love it, and from what ive heard the full system doesnt really make enough power to justify the extra $250. so sorry for any misunderstanding there.
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