2006 Raptor 350 mods
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dave76
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Like I say all the time if I had a Raptor 350 I would put on either a Yosh or a GYT-R yamaha pipe which looks awsome. Both range around $300
yuana
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I just ordered a Pro-Design filter kit, jet kit and a Dubach racing exhaust pipe.
K&N is a very good filter but buy it from pro-design it comes with a aluminum ring that has to be installed so that the filter clamps onto the ring it prevents leaks.
Exhaust is a personal choice depending if you like it loud or not, performance wise it's pretty much all the same. I chose a Dubach racing pipe because I like the sound and got it at a good price (new $ 229,95 + $10,- extra with spark arrestor) so total of $ 239,95 think this was a good deal.
Don't forget to buy a jet kit!!!!
K&N is a very good filter but buy it from pro-design it comes with a aluminum ring that has to be installed so that the filter clamps onto the ring it prevents leaks.
Exhaust is a personal choice depending if you like it loud or not, performance wise it's pretty much all the same. I chose a Dubach racing pipe because I like the sound and got it at a good price (new $ 229,95 + $10,- extra with spark arrestor) so total of $ 239,95 think this was a good deal.
Don't forget to buy a jet kit!!!!
There are lots of great exhausts out there, it's all personal preference. Just stay away from the cheaper ones like cobra and dg, and it's hard to go wrong. The stock header is just as good as the aftermarket ones, so you can get away with just a slip-on and not lose any performance from it.
When you get a new filter, definitely get one of the pro-flow or Noss Machine clamp-on kits. Don't get the modquad/hardstyle kit, it doesn't fit right. But as i said, definitely get a clamp on kit instead of the drop-in style factory ones. I personally prefer a k&n filter because they are quicker, easier, and less messy to clean than a foam filter, and they're dummy-proof when it comes to re-oiling them. Foam filters also get the job done, but the cleaning process is less than enjoyable, and if you don't get enough of the invisibile oil on it, the dirt can get pulled through it.
When you get a new filter, definitely get one of the pro-flow or Noss Machine clamp-on kits. Don't get the modquad/hardstyle kit, it doesn't fit right. But as i said, definitely get a clamp on kit instead of the drop-in style factory ones. I personally prefer a k&n filter because they are quicker, easier, and less messy to clean than a foam filter, and they're dummy-proof when it comes to re-oiling them. Foam filters also get the job done, but the cleaning process is less than enjoyable, and if you don't get enough of the invisibile oil on it, the dirt can get pulled through it.
yuana
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Check out the video clip for the HMF pipe with and without quiet core.
98warrior
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I have an hmf and love the sound but i also think yoshi's sound good too.
yuana
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I think everybody has different taste in pipes and it's always a difficult choice to make, but every pipe will do, depending on what you can afford and how loud you want your pipe to be.
I just ordered a Dubach racing pipe because it's not to loud (because I drive on and offroad) and the price was good.
I just ordered a Dubach racing pipe because it's not to loud (because I drive on and offroad) and the price was good.
yuana
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1 thing that is cool about the HMF pipes: chosing the color of your pipe.
Think that is a great option!
Think that is a great option!
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the white brothers e2 is a really good pipe too. its more expensive but it looks great and you can adjust it to how loud you want it
