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    • #16766
      Ted Hamilton
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      NEvermind. I found the cached page on the classicEKN that explained pipe as 1 sec faster per 25 sec laps. Looks to be no comparison. Guess I’ll be buying a soup can. Drat. I prefer pipes. Oh well….now some else searching will know, I guess.

    • #16778
      Dan Schlosser
      Participant

      The Pipe is better sounding, better performing and a ton more fun. Talk Eric in to making the change, absolutely no one will regret it. For Senior guys at 345 or higher, the Pipe is absolutely a no-brainer.

       

    • #16782
      Walt Gifford
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      [quote quote=16766]pipe is 1 sec faster per 25 sec laps. Looks to be no comparison. Guess I’ll be buying a soup can. Drat. I prefer pipes. Oh well….now some else searching will know, I guess.[/quote]

      I don’t understand, you like pipes and they are faster but you’re buying a can?

      I like the can myself, less power = smooth ride, easy to mount and no hassle adjusting the chain. Engine tires clutch, everything last longer.

      Gif

    • #16785
      Ted Hamilton
      Participant

      Gif – when all they run is 1 KT-100 class, you run their rules, and their rules are a soup can at this point. I’ll discuss with the others in the class about the switch… :)

    • #16948
      John Wehrheim
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      Ted
      We have approx 10 Yamaha Sr’s racing the pipe and it is far better than the can. There is a bunch of us from Georgia that would like to come up and race but we haven’t due to the can. Maybe you and others can get them to change for 2014.

      A bunch of us plan to race at Atlanta Motorsports Park on Dec 14th with the pipe. More info at http://www.tsracingatlanta.com.

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