DG Performance pipes?
Posted: November 29th, 2007, 4:50 pm
Has anybody ever tried current DG Performance "R" series stock replacement pipes? $99!!!
On my '90 500r, I really thought the stock pipe hit harder than the FMF I put on it, and eventually went back to it, as I loved the "hit" it gave versus the near linear curve of the FMF Gnarly.
Now I have a '95 that came with an FMF Gnarly and a Turbocore Spark arrestor, and the bike seems a bit corked. First thing I'm gonna do is lose the SA and put a PC 304 on it. If that doesn't make me happy, I may look into a new pipe, and was wondering if anybody anywhere has ever tried DG's pipe. It amazes me how they were once Top of the Line, and now they aren't even considered an "also ran"...Did they get bought out by Lepers or something?
I figure they just gave up on the whole R&D part of it...
...But if their R-Series can give me that stock "hit" for only $99...very tempting.
Yes, I realize the bikes became more and more gimped through the '90's, but can't I dream of getting back a little more punch?
On my '90 500r, I really thought the stock pipe hit harder than the FMF I put on it, and eventually went back to it, as I loved the "hit" it gave versus the near linear curve of the FMF Gnarly.
Now I have a '95 that came with an FMF Gnarly and a Turbocore Spark arrestor, and the bike seems a bit corked. First thing I'm gonna do is lose the SA and put a PC 304 on it. If that doesn't make me happy, I may look into a new pipe, and was wondering if anybody anywhere has ever tried DG's pipe. It amazes me how they were once Top of the Line, and now they aren't even considered an "also ran"...Did they get bought out by Lepers or something?
I figure they just gave up on the whole R&D part of it...
...But if their R-Series can give me that stock "hit" for only $99...very tempting.
Yes, I realize the bikes became more and more gimped through the '90's, but can't I dream of getting back a little more punch?