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just want to know if you have you cylinders stroked and ported for t5's and down the line you change to cpi's would i have to go back and have them reported for those pipes or just rejet my carbs an im fine please enlightend me on this thanks

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the bike will still run good with mismatched port/pipe combos but it will run better when it is setup up as a whole.

 

if you know you are going to get CPI's, port for CPI's. If you already setup for T5's, just throw some CPI's on there and re -jet.

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the bike will still run good with mismatched port/pipe combos but it will run better when it is setup up as a whole.

 

if you know you are going to get CPI's, port for CPI's. If you already setup for T5's, just throw some CPI's on there and re -jet.

 

X2. If your going to get CPI's just port for them. Not really sure what a difference it would make running a different pipe....

 

I had Wildcard port for my CPI's and it rips hard :bolt:

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here's how i feel about it...

 

you can run the same pipes on the "drag### port" that a cpi ported cylinder would use. the t-5's just wont rev as high as the cpi's and you will definatelly feel the brick wall effect the t-5's have in higher rpm's. BUT the t-5's will have a tad more lower end than the cpi's. the cpi's are much better suited for a high port number.. long time ago t-3's t-4's were set up on cylinders with a very very high port number (200 -205's) and they worked ok...

 

vice versa the cpi's wil also work ok with a lower port number thats suited for a t-5.. BUT the cpi will pull more rpm's with the same cylinders i just wish the cpi's fit better!! its all in really what you are wanting out of your motor. and be honest with yourself about how you ride it.

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