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highroller355

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I'm going to go out on a total limb here....

 

I say CPI or RDZ. I love my Shearer pipes...

 

But he's moving a heavy bike down the pavement, more hook, etc.

CPI and RDZ make more power in lower RPMs than Shearer....if you believe all the dyno sheets you run.

Seeing as you have over 200PSI, this motor, IMO, is not going to rev to the moon, so...get a pipe that will make more power in the RPMs it will turn.

 

From what I've seen and read, RDZ or CPI would be a good choice....

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I've got RDZs on a 421 Cub, and Shearers on a 392 Cub. I love both of them. Can't compare the 2 on those different motors b/c they (the motors) rev and pull completely different.

 

Buy the ones you can find the best deal on. I bought the RDZs new, bare for $550(?), and you can find chrome, used RDZs, CPIs, Shearers, all day long in the $400s.

 

200 psi? Isn't that a little much for a drag racing engine? I like 180 psi, some guys even like 160 psi.

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not to sure if its alot for a motor, my motor has really no port work, just a quick clean up. 1st 1 im building jeff told me to run his 20 cc cut domes and it would have around 200 to 210. not to sure whats what, or what im suppose to have. still wet behind the ears, all input welcome and appreciated, also i need small bore correct,

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not to sure if its alot for a motor, my motor has really no port work, just a quick clean up. 1st 1 im building jeff told me to run his 20 cc cut domes and it would have around 200 to 210. not to sure whats what, or what im suppose to have. still wet behind the ears, all input welcome and appreciated, also i need small bore correct,

 

 

My 421 is from Jeff,with minimal porting with his 20cc domes. 180 psi with fresh rings, 155 with worn out rings. 300 ft elev.

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