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Ok guys, I am runnin short shots and they are good pipes.
As usual when you get bored and drink a few beers you start gettin ideas. I was thinkin about changing to a different style of pipe. It would be a quick, easy project to bolt on some different pipes.
Can you guys post some pics and throw in a blurb on pros and cons please. I am interested in short styles. Maybe those ones that just run straight down and then have the slant cut (street sweepers??). Or maybe the ones that are very similar to the short shots but follow a higher route torward the back of the bike. Any jetting issues, power loss, louder...list ur stuff.
My short shots
This is what I meant by similar to the short shots but following a "higher route toward the back of the bike". Is this a commercially available style of pipe??
This style caught my eye. But I heard not good for motor due to very short length. Info / opinions.
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