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Woody88

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i have a 1995 yz250 and i do a lot of trail climbing and dunes riding and i was wondering if a fmf gnarly would steal from my top end as seeing i need my top end quiet a bite at the dunes. i am runing a pcp2 and answer spark arestor i want to run a gnarly and a turbine core 2. any segestions?

 

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You would probably be better off getting a Fatty pipe seeing that it has a broader range.

Steve

 

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Woody88

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that was my next choice in pipes i think thats what i'll do because then i still have the top end with a little added torque at the bottom. right?

 

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i put a fatty pipe on my 01 rm 250 and i ride alot of sand pits and trails and i love it

 

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Get the fatty, the Gnarly really does limit your top end. :nod:

 

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Pro Cuircuit VS. FMF

Are the pro cuircuit platinum and the fmf fatty simialer in power characteristics?

 

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Woody88

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the pro circuit really limits my bottom end like on trails and things that require me to go slow it doesn't do good at. the top end is ok and the mid range is excellent.

 

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Woody88 said:

the pro circuit really limits my bottom end like on trails and things that require me to go slow it doesn't do good at. the top end is ok and the mid range is excellent.

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I've noticed the exact thing on my cr, really need more bottom.