yamaha_rider
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Thank you, Yeah I was looking at the Keihin PE 38mm carb and I heard its pretty good. I can't decide which air filter to get, any suggestions? Does it matter what brand of jets I get or would Dyno Jets work?
I also looked at the White Bros E2 exhaust and I like it so I guess it goes up in the running with the other 3.
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guinness77
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Uni and K&N are the 2 that just about everyone cheers for. The Uni is a tad better at filtering out fine dust (better protection). Fine dust is not a problem in some places (Dunes..for instance). The K&N offers more air flow. When used in conjunction with a K&N pre-filter, it's almost as good at removing fine dust.
At least...that's pretty much what all the discussions seems to boil down to.
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pual0101
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You can use either your stock carb jets or Dyno jets, just be aware the #'s are different, dyno jets home page should be able to list the jets side by side.
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fmf is crap, for me
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yamaha_rider
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Thanks guys, I am kinda leaning on Duncan. They have a package that has a Jet Kit, an exhuast system (Fat Boy 4), and a air filter kit (K&N,Pro Flow flange,Outerwear) for around $600. I called Duncan and asked them where the power goes to on the pipe and they told me that its an all around pipe.They say that package has 15-20% gain in HP. The Yoshi with Dyno Jets and an Air Filter kit is around $610. The White Bros E2 with the Header is around $620. The FMF Powercore 4 with the Hi-Flo Header is around $450.
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one thing about the dyna-jet kit is the needles are really tapered and work best when running WFO and they hessitate and bog in the mid range but duncan racing makes some nice stuff
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