Good Place for a cheap stock exhaust

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beermeng

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• Mar 29, 2006

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Just looking for a little help locating a cheap stock exhaust for 2000 RM250. Seems like it wouldn't be tough to find one considering all the people that run out to buy a performance pipe with barely a scratch on their old stock pipe. Looks like 99 or 00 will work. Anyone have a good place to look on the net or the Northern KY / Southern OH area? Found a 98 stock exhuast on ****. Mine has some serious dents and leaks. Looks like I could get a Pro Circuit Platinum pipe from parts411 for $160. Any cheaper alternative is fine and I don't mind minor cosmetic damage.

 

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TimberPig

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What about blowing the dents out of your current pipe if all you want is a stocker. Most places only charge like $40 to blow the dents out.

 

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joey26

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where can you go to get dents blown out?
thanks

 

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TimberPig

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Most of the bike magazines have ads in them for places. Many local shops do it as well, or know someone who does.

 

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beermeng

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• Mar 31, 2006

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Actually have a decent crack in the pipe too so I think it's time to switch it out. If it was just the dents I wouldn't worry about it. I have a line on a used Pro Circuit pipe off of a 99 RM250 that should work. Will I have any problems attaching my stock silencer?

 

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TimberPig

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• Mar 31, 2006

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Cracks can be welded as well, but anyhow, on to the Pro Circuit.

Normally, they are designed such that the pipe can be matched with a stock silencer, or a stock pipe with their silencer. Obviously, they also fit as a set. You should simply have to pop off your stock pipe, and bolt on the PC pipe. A quick jetting check to ensure it isn't lean isn't a bad idea, as pipes can alter jetting somewhat. the changes are normally small, and no jetting changes are required, but a few minute to check it is cheaper than losing an engine due to lean jetting.

 

tony91

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http://www.piperepair.com/

These guys do good work. Quick turnaround too.