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LT50 / LT80 / LTZ90 => LT50 / LT80 / LTZ90 - Engine => Topic started by: Mitch Keller on January 22, 2013, 08:14:30 pm
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Sweet looking forward to it.
You may get to.
I'm having pipes made and I'm going to have dyno time.
I'll video if I can.
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You may get to.
I'm having pipes made and I'm going to have dyno time.
I'll video if I can.
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My national motor with a Trinity can rev 13k+ with a HP of about 15.
13K is screaming.Would love to hear that.
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Mini DCS pipe =)
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I need one!
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Is there really a need for new pipe for the LT80
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"I heard the amped up 80 grenaded the dyno.Too much power,Tests inconclusive."
Must have been one of my motors..LMAO :)
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Must have needed some ____ lovin
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what ever happen to this shoot out?
I heard the amped up 80 grenaded the dyno.Too much power,Tests inconclusive.lol
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what ever happen to this shoot out?
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Dyno integrity in question? Can an 80 even spin a car dyno? 0>me
I got the wife a 09 klx250s, the damn thing was weak. Reportedly it spun the roller to a mind bending 18 hp.. I bet a breathed on little 80 could beat it :o
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The DG is a loud stock replacement.
Not a good pipe IMO.
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What about the DG? Any good?
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Dyno integrity in question? Can an 80 even spin a car dyno? 0>me
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I've run the power pros/trinity/ct and the fmf. I liked the fmf better for grunt and rev. Just sold the 80 last month. No pipes left.
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dont forget to put side by side pics of the pipes together so we can all marvel at the quality craftsmanship.
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Aftermarket preferably a trinity, ct or hetrick.
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Which kind you looking for.stock or aftermarket
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LT-80s are the next big thing!
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I'm down. Have a few pipes to do a shootout :). Of course there may be questioning of real world scenarios and dyno types....
Holy moly not another shootout controversy!
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Anyone have any lt80 pipes they'd like to get rid of?
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The LRD has the most grunt with the FMF prolly second in that area.
Trinity and Hetrick pipes are my choice for low and top end.
The CT has a bigger expansion chamber thus it's supposed to give higher rpm's.
My national motor with a Trinity can rev 13k+ with a HP of about 15.
It's been a long time since I been on a dyno but those were the numbers.
** dyno's are fickle** LOL
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I'm down. Have a few pipes to do a shootout :). Of course there may be questioning of real world scenarios and dyno types....
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Love to see an LT80 dyno pipe comparison
FMF, CT, the almost never found LRD, Trinity
Have no clue what HP they make, had one for 10 years and had gone through 3 kids with it.