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Thinking about getting some shearer pipes wondering how they will work with a aggressive trail port?

 

Gonna build a 421 serval some day. Will they work good with it too? Im asking because I know there made for drag racing

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I like mine. If your rodeo g in slow tight areas 80% of the time don't buy but if your on the pipe a lot do it. I think most pipes sing off at 8500 rpm but shearer peak at 12k if your carbs can do it. You will notice right away the extra rpm.

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Yea I've got fattys honestly just don't care for the sound and I want a exhaust that I can build a 421 serval around. I want a pipe that has good mid and high power

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Yea I've got fattys honestlyjust don't care for the sound and I want a exhaust that I can build a 421 serval around. I want a pipe that has good mid and high power

How are u going to tell someone to Run CPI if u do not own them. How u you know they have more mid range then Shearer. U ever dyno a set of CPI vs shearer on your motor. I have. And I can tell you this.Shearer was more mid and top power over CPI. And peak Rpm also.
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How are u going to tell someone to Run CPI if u do not own them. How u you know they have more mid range then Shearer. U ever dyno a set of CPI vs shearer on your motor. I have. And I can tell you this.Shearer was more mid and top power over CPI. And peak Rpm also.

Sorry I am tried and I read the post wrong. Sorry
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How do DMC 916 compare to shearers? Will they still work with a 421 serval?

They don't compare. Two different pipes for different riding styles.

 

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