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Posted: 07:35 pm Jun 15 2010
by Julien D
Well I won't argue with that! The only four stroke pipes I have any use for are on my cars and lawnmowers though. ;)

Posted: 08:12 pm Jun 15 2010
by TWMOODY
That's what all 2t'ers say, same old same old.
I have one of each, one for the woods and one to spit rocks on the
2t's in the open..... :lol:

Posted: 08:24 pm Jun 15 2010
by Julien D
Show me a 4 stroke that won't have a difficult time spittin rocks on a kx5 out in the open and I'll concede..... That 450 thumper sure as hell won't do it :butthead:

Posted: 08:37 pm Jun 15 2010
by Kyle651
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juliend wrote:Show me a 4 stroke that won't have a difficult time spittin rocks on a kx5 out in the open and I'll concede..... That 450 thumper sure as hell won't do it :butthead:

I stand with the 2 smokers :)

I prefer the cr500 though, :O

DID I SAY THAT? ON A KAWASAKI FORUM?!?!

Posted: 08:40 pm Jun 15 2010
by TWMOODY
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juliend wrote:Show me a 4 stroke that won't have a difficult time spittin rocks on a kx5 out in the open and I'll concede..... That 450 thumper sure as hell won't do it :butthead:
What you talking bout Willis ??
You make no sense ??

Posted: 09:21 pm Jun 15 2010
by kdxmaniac
yes, thats what i said twice! fixed around 13 including one{mine} just this weekend. mine was smashed on the side, right where the fmf logo is, fist size, and the pipe also had 3 dents on the front. heat works real good with air pressure in the pipe, i use around 50psi............. if you dont think you can handle the work, pay someone to do it for you. im just not going to pay someone to do something that i can do myself.

Posted: 09:34 pm Jun 15 2010
by Julien D
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TWMOODY wrote:That's what all 2t'ers say, same old same old.
I have one of each, one for the woods and one to spit rocks on the
2t's in the open..... :lol:
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juliend wrote:Show me a 4 stroke that won't have a difficult time spittin rocks on a kx5 out in the open and I'll concede..... That 450 thumper sure as hell won't do it :butthead:

Makes perfect sense to me. You ok over there?

:roll:

Just poking fun man. While I've got a chance to be on about 2 strokes, did anyone see this holeshot?



Yup, that's a 250 2 stroke and a field of 450f's. Hopefully they'll be running it at the Budds Creek national this weekend. Should be exciting!

Posted: 10:06 am Jun 16 2010
by fuzzy
You going to Budd's? Speaking of Budd's and 4strokes, we went for15+ years, but stopped with the 4-stroke takeover.

Posted: 10:21 am Jun 16 2010
by Julien D
Don't blame you, LOL! No, I won't be able to go, but I'll be watchin on speed. Looks like there was some mix up with registration though and the 250 might not be running after all. They're hoping for a cancellation so they can get in, otherwise the first Nationals debut for Project Two 50 will be Red Bud on July 3rd.

Posted: 07:58 pm Jun 21 2010
by rybear
how do you pressurize the pipe before welding the ends up? do you install a air valve?

Posted: 11:29 am Jun 22 2010
by kdxmaniac
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i do not weld the ends up....... i have a plate made with a regulator for the big end, and a plug for the small end. i put 50-60 psi in the pipe, then heat it with a torch until the dent starts poping out. i take a body hammer and lightly get the small enperfections out as i go.

Posted: 01:44 pm Jun 22 2010
by NewMexico505
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rybear wrote:how do you pressurize the pipe before welding the ends up? do you install a air valve?[/quote

i do not weld the ends up....... i have a plate made with a regulator for the big end, and a plug for the small end. i put 50-60 psi in the pipe, then heat it with a torch until the dent starts poping out. i take a body hammer and lightly get the small enperfections out as i go.
Thats a LOT of pressure. Why not heat up the pipe dent, then pressurize it? I bet the dent will pop out with just a few pounds of pressure vs. the bomb your building. Just a thought....

Posted: 06:53 am Jun 23 2010
by kdxmaniac
if your scarded, get in my pocket........ :wah: you dont never put air in your tires?? guess your pumping up a bomb then...... hope it dont blow your car to smitherens........!!! look here, if anyone is scared to fix their pipe, or got a better way to do it, then do it....get mommy and daddy to buy you a new pipe, and ill buy yours for $30... i was a welder for 7 years, so i know a little about steel, and what kind of pressure is involved.... i have been on this website for 2 weeks, and i have never heard so much wineing in all my life! like a bunch of youngings!

Posted: 06:57 am Jun 23 2010
by Julien D
Really, 5 - 6lbs is plenty. If you like to do it with 50 - 60 lbs, that's fine by me. The only problem I see is that 50 - 60 lbs is going to become considerably more than that when you start heating it. Whatever works for you though.

Posted: 07:01 am Jun 23 2010
by kdxmaniac
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juliend wrote:Really, 5 - 6lbs is plenty.
you run 5-6 psi in your tires!!!??? bet you get greattttt gas mileage!! i may try that.



i only fix aftermarket pipes. try fixing a narly with that 5-6 psi. plus, i dont have all day to set and play with it. i dont put 50-60 pounds in every pipe, i start at 30psi, and if needed, i use up to 60psi..... while watching my gage.... as i heat the pipe. by the way, guess you dont drive a car do you???............... like i said, your tires has 40-80 psi, your radiator has 18psi pressure in it before it releases from the cap, and most are made from plastic............. fuel pressure is 60 psi, guess its a ticking bomb?......... boooooooommmmm... there went your whole car .......... is this a reason not to drive a car? and a meteorite could fall out of the sky, and kill us all too.