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yea i went back to stockers...

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me too, i didnt notice much differnce on my dune port with the rockets <_< so i just switched back :D plus i dont have to burn my special sausage fingers trying to constantly change my spark plugs :P you just cant beat those slow reving 25lb black french horns ,makes girls horny too BTW :cheers:

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talked to my dyno shop yesterday

 

 

rockets made 72 hp

 

shearers made 80hp

 

 

same torque almost and pulled up the same just shearers went higher.

 

 

now time to get the dyna box programmed :headbang:

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Jesus thats way more over-rev than the rockets! So I guess that answers the question as to which pipe produces more hp! Now the Rockets may give you better all around performance but for ass stomping hp you all know what to go with! Shearer pipes look fine as a mutha too! :headbang:

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I'd hardly call 500rpm way more over-rev.

PLus the dyno showed what we've been saying all along, shearers hit late and pull hard when they do, and rockets hit earlier and pull almost as long, making thier peak sooner than the shearers. Its all gonna come down to what you wanna do with your motor/quad.

 

Considering Rockets aren't touted as a drag pipe I'd say they held there own against the top inframe drag pipe.

 

As for the Cubs, Jim did you also hear the Cub exhaust port is about a 1/4" closer to the cylinder when the pipes are hooked up? I'm thinking of making up another jig to compensate for this as it may, or hell probaby wont, affect the operating temperature.

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