jetpro side pipe

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Again it comes down to preference :D Like I said,

- I like the sound of the rear pipe

- The weight distribution and placement

- The shape and style of the rear pipe

- Top end power from the rear pipe

I would never go for the side pipe due to that fact that to me, it looks ugly on my XB (It just makes my XB look lopsided). Maybe on a MT I would put it on, but for my XB... I want it to look sexy and sporty. It comes down to preference like i said....

Oh, and the only thing protecting the bottom of the pipe is the plate that came with the pipe for you to mount the exhaust. If I was to race my XB, I would stiffen the shocks and it should be fine for me :D I think on dirt... nothing will damage the rear exhaust really.... with good shocks... Beside, I have life time warranty on my Jetpro :D
 
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Jetpro Side pipe

I'm thinking on ordering a jetpro side pipe for my xt,Can the pipe run on the stock settings on the carburater,I'm a newbie at tuning,This will be the first time i run it to break the engine in.
 
Blitzkrieg said:
Is there any difference other than location between the rear and side mufflers?What kind of difference can be expected? Low end? Top end? Both?
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Location does not change performance. The style of pipe will. An end bleed pipe usually generates higher rpms, therefor a better top end performer. The mid bleed pipes usually increase more low to midrange. However, both styles increase the entire power curve to a degree. A tuned pipe makes a night and day difference over the factory can.

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