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time travel |
August 11, 2011 |
| taco eater:
Ryan Nash
from Columbia, MO United States
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open up some worm holes my friends... time travel with the puch simonini! yeah, it doesn't clear pedals. so what. yeah, it isn't bolt and go... you will have to shave some of the header flange down and also widen the rear mount hole a little on the pipe... but holy crap, this pipe revs forever and throws some sick speed at ya...
the aluminum silencer version DOES get close as hell to the shocks, in fact it's actually kinda rubbing on them but I don't care. my silencer now has a flat spot so it fits well with the shocks. cool.
get ready to tune your clutch and re-gear... this pipe doesn't hit until wayyyyyy up there in the RPM range, i'm thinking like 7,000 rpms but I don't have a tach so i'm not sure. I have my 3 shoe lightened to 65g each shoe and 16x40 gearing... slips right into the powerband with treat reed kit, dio intake, 24oko.
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Still a great value |
July 4, 2011 |
| taco eater:
Anonymous Person
from colorado
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This is definitely not a bolt up and go pipe. Had to shave off a lot from the header flange just to get it to fit the kstar. Clearance with the rear shocks is a problem as well.
It sure rips though. 3 shoe clutch and 16x45 gearing rips harder than my proma circuit ever did.
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nice pipe |
January 10, 2011 |
| taco eater:
Max Bickford CGFY
from Allston, MA United States
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very very big chamber angle keeps ya but warm.
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