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low end pipe for YFZ?
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Posted by: wlevinson

Can anyone recommend a good low end pipe for woods riding?

Posted by: GNCCer

Full HMF with the torque insert is the best WOODS pipe out there. It will really liven the quad up on the bottom and all the way through as that goes! They have a quite core insert if noise is a problem.

Posted by: Woody_YFZ

I also got excellent gains in the low to mid range from my Dr. D.

Posted by: electricstart

I run a duncan fatboy 4, rejeted , Prodesign filter kit.lid off .
also 18 inch holeshots,Have great low end.

Posted by: Splatter Matter

DR.D works great for me.

Posted by: haydug

The full HMF ballance exhaust is awesome!!

Posted by: PEPwalshZ440

low end= TC but 125db

Posted by: Blizzard24

Thunder Alley, ask Bob for the low/mid head pipe and be ready to hold on, the quad rips.

Posted by: TRX250R22

I agree ^^^ if you are a hardcore racer and thats all you do, for low end i dont know if you can beat a TC

Posted by: chad cavagnaro

if you are talking inexpensive? "low end" then dr. d is prob. the least expensive for the performance otherwise prob the hmf b.b. edition, aluminum or the t.c. i have the dr. d and it tames down the low end hit well for woods riding, makes the quad easier to control in the tight, rough stuff.

Posted by: FASTeR

Thunder Alley has this won, the tc is a great pipe but its days as a racing pipe are numbered since its noise level is outrageous. The Thunder-Alley is inexpensive, you can get a full system for 10.00 more than the dr.d slip on, its quiet yet sounds great. And Bob can build it anyway you want. Basically its a true custom built reverse cone megaphone, not just a shortie supertrapp with a custom header and the price more than doubled at 500.00+