Pro circut Ti-4 Full system question

[granolaaaaa]

Looking to pick up a Pro circut Ti-4 Full Titanium system(single muffler).

Just wondering if any one has had any experience with this pipe. Let me know if you have, and how it went/is going.

Does any one know about how much horsepower the Ti-4 will add to a 2007 CRF250R? Thanks for your time.

 

[Bodge]

Do you really need it? If you dont then do the sport a favor and stay stock, those after market systems are a bit loud.

 

[granolaaaaa]

Will be changing from stock to mod next year.

 

[granolaaaaa]

does any one have any input?

 

[Patman]

What do you expect to gain from it? Considering Honda does a pretty bang up job when they design their bikes you can expect a miniscule increase at best. Most people buy pipes because they think they need some massive power gain that just isn't there on any bike let alone the latest bikes. The truth of the matter is most people can't really use the power of a stock bike but they thing the aftermarket stuff makes them faster. You would be MUCH better served by spending the money on getting the suspension tuned for your size & style of riding. Too bad if it's not what you wanted to here it's just facts of the situation.

 

[IndyMX]

I agree with Patman, no amount of power is going to be useful if you can't keep it planted on the ground.

 

[redneckbillybob]

dont the pipes make a big difference in the 2 strokes? how about some boyseen reeds, or rad valve?

 

[MXSparx]

I dont think a CRF has reeds?

 

[Patman]

dont the pipes make a big difference in the 2 strokes? how about some boyseen reeds, or rad valve?

Define "big difference".

 

[redneckbillybob]

bigger than you will see in a 4 stroke? noticable difference? i just thtought the power gains were more noticable in a 2 stroke than a 4 stroke when you slap on a pro circuit or something. i had some boyeseen reeds on my old bike and it felt like it made a big difference to me.

 

[01HondaCR]

Psychological difference and actual difference are two different things. It's easy for your head to convince you that the 300 bucks you just spent on a pipe and silencer made your bike "crazy fast".