What pipe for my BIKE?

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mattdcs

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hey there i was wondering what would be a good pipe for my 2003 yz 125i want a good racing pipe for the track and im not sure whats good i heard the pro circuit is only good for kawasakies so what ever you choose please say why and whys it good thanks

either the Pro circuit, Dep Pipes, fmf fatty, fmf factory fatty, fmf sst

 

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mattdcs

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cant anyone please help i just need an answer what is your guess what do yout hink would be a good pipe for my bike 03 yz125 ??

 

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DEX

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pro circuit makes pretty good pipes. But I do agree with the guys below save your money for gas or something there is very little difference between the stock pipe and an aftermarket.

 

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Bodge

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You want a Racing pipe? Like the stock one isnt race enough? Ohhhh..... its not shiny enough. Save your $$ for stuff you need and track time.

 

Okiewan

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Bodge nailed it. Unless the stock pipe is damaged, save your money.

 

YZ165

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Bodge is a man of great wisdom! :worship: Spend your money on practice day's, You'll get faster by riding, not bolting on parts!

 

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MXreviewer

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The guys posting are right... The factories have endless amounts of money to throw into R&D and the stock pipe is very good for the masses. If it isn't broke I would not fix it at this point... Practicing and riding every day will by far make you a better rider than bolting on any type of performance part. Now that said I will tell you that we did modify the motor on one of our test bikes in 2001. We had a YZ 125 (that had a 134 kit by US Chrome) FMF SST pipe, shorty silencer, and boyesen Rad valve. The reason we went with the SST is with the 2mm over bore on the cylinder, you also have to remove 2mm on the power valves. We noticed that the bike had lost some of its bottom and midrange grunt. The SST did help gain back the pull that was lost and that bike flat out hauled A$$...

 

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PAULRY

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This is an old post revisited, but the sort of replies posted to the original question piss me off.

When somebody ask a question, stick to the topic. The question was about what exhaust was best, not about whether practice or a pipe was best.

Answer peoples questions!!!!

 

YZ165

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mattdcs said:

i was wondering what would be a good pipe for my 2003 yz125

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Every person but you answered the original question.

Too bad you don't own the site, then you could delete all the posts that piss you off and have nothing but your lack of advice for people to read. That'll help them get a clue 'eh?

PAULRY said:

Answer peoples questions!!!!

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Indeed Paulry, lets hear it, what great wisdom will you bestow on this young man?

We're waiting?

YZ165

 

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dd_moto

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id get a pro circiut i had an fmf fatty and i hated it i switched to a pro circiut and its done me well