Right bend pipe

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Here is my mod sheet. Just got it back from KOR. I prefer to ride on mx track. I thought most right bend pipes were pretty much the same. Who makes a quality one, or who's is the best in your opinion
 

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Ct,f7,and powerpros are the same pipe just different names. The trinity is basically the same pipe also but the welds are different. I think the voulume dimensions are the same though. Dynoport and Lrd or other right bend pipes. The only one you can buy new is a Ct. The others you will have to keep an eye out for. Keep an eye out on E bay etc... but you have to tell you they go really fast so b quick if you want one.
 
Ct,f7,and powerpros are the same pipe just different names. The trinity is basically the same pipe also but the welds are different. I think the voulume dimensions are the same though. Dynoport and Lrd or other right bend pipes. The only one you can buy new is a Ct. The others you will have to keep an eye out for. Keep an eye out on E bay etc... but you have to tell you they go really fast so b quick if you want one.

You can Also buy a new Pro Circuit correct? Or are those not right bend pipes?
 
I saw on the Duncan racing website that they offer a Paul Turner pipe for the blaster. Is that about the same quality as a CT pipe. If I'm limited to sources for a right bend pipe I will probably pull the trigger fairly quick.
Any preference between these pipes, or any other
Looking for quality AND good customer service in case there are any issues
 
paul turners and pro circut are left bends, same as stock.
I've had 4 right bend pipes, my results in order of performance on my KOR set-up..........

1.CT/Trinty old style multi cone
2. LRD adjustable
3. F7
4. Dyno Port

the newer CT's are basically the same volume and shape, just use more stamped pieces now.

get the new CT !
 
Thanks for the info Awk08. I will order the CT. People with first hand experience on parts is always the best source for advice, especially when they've tried multiple different set ups.