Good Pipe Setup?

[xKroniK13x]

Hey guys this is my first post, so I hope I put it in the right place, if not, please forgive me.

Okay, I have a 2006 Blaster Special Edition, so far it is all stock as far as the engine (except for a rebuild, but I think that is just maintenance more then anything).

Okay so to the point! I am hoping someone will be able to help... I want a pipe set up that will add some power (Top-end and low-end both would be great). I mainly trail ride and hill climb but I would love some more power thrown in. I don't want it to be too obnoxiously loud, but I know it's obviously going to be louder then the stock pipe. I was hoping a good sounding quad but I don't want people in Australia to be hearing it (I live in PA lol). So yeah, I'm open to suggestions, please give me your input. Thanks.

 

[burnin'_oil_2001]

Welcome to the site and you most likely will get a few responses on this question. Depending on your budget, you could go different ways. You would be well served with a DynoPort Big Volume, Paul turner Mid, LRD, PowerPros or clone (CT, F7, etc...), Toomey B1, or Shearer. I personally have a Shearer but am thinking about selling it as I am thinking that I want a more top-end biased exhaust (but I am affraid that I will miss the mid-range of the Shearer). The Toomey, LRD, PowerPros designs are more mid to top biased while the others are more mid-range (from my research). Others make pipes like CPI, Wicked, RDZ, FMF, and Pro Circuit. I would not recommend a DG and I am sure that there are a few that I have not listed. The FMF and Pro Circuit are good trail pipes for basically stock engines and are a good deal if you can pick one of them up for cheap on ebay or craigslist. Hope this helps!

 

[xKroniK13x]

I was thinking about the Toomey B1 full kit [From Rocky Mountain ATV], but I read somewhere that it was 94 db, which is rather loud.

 

[burnin'_oil_2001]

I was thinking about the Toomey B1 full kit [From Rocky Mountain ATV], but I read somewhere that it was 94 db, which is rather loud.

it is a little load and i personally do not like the sound. before i bought my shearer i was looking at a dmc exhaust as both it and the lrd sound much better to me. the vito's fat bastard is another nice sounding exhaust as is my shearer. i think that they all are going to be loud and 94db is really not too bad but Toomey also makes a hush kit for their silencers- but you should call them to confirm. i think that you will be impressed with the added performance of the toomey pipe kit.

 

[xKroniK13x]

Did the Shearer make a good improvement? I don't need like some crazy massive change, I plan on making some other modifications as well. How much do they run in cost?

 

[burnin'_oil_2001]

i got mine on ebay for like $320 delivered. it did make a big difference as it provides a good broad powerband that starts low and comes on strong in the mid-range then tapers off as you transition into the top-end. it does not produce the strong top-end of some of the other pipes but it has a killer mid-range that I have not felt on any other pipe.

 

[xKroniK13x]

Okay. They all seem like $300-$400 so I might as well find the best. I thought about a Phantom (Only available via Project Blaster, my friend used to be Sponsored by them), but They were really pricey, nearing $400, I would much rather spend $300. Thanks for the help.

 

[Kennedy_Power]

The Shearer pipe was built for just what Burnin_oil_2001 said
I could not have set it better
Mat Shearer is building a drag pipe for the public, not available yet. It will look somewhat like the LT250 pipe a just posted. Check it out

 

[xKroniK13x]

My dad owns a LT250... if it makes my Blaster perform anything like that, it would be worth every single cent I pay.


I think I'll probably end up with one once I scrap up some money

 

[Kennedy_Power]

My dad owns a LT250... if it makes my Blaster perform anything like that, it would be worth every single cent I pay.

I posted a Stock LT250 dyno chart

 

[xKroniK13x]

Cool. I love all of the performance of them.