exhust vs slip on

[mavrick]

looking at free up some air flow but not sure what to get a slip on or full exhust and which kind its for my 2002 XR200R,I know with an exhust i will have to rejet but with a slip on do u have to as well. will remove snorkel from air boix and run a uni or k&n filter as well. thanks for the help

 

[drewski]

Not sure what brand of exhaust would suit your bike best but any time you increase air flow, you need to re-jet.

 

[note]

On bikes like that the best thing to do is remove the air snorkel and open up the exhuast a bit. We did this on my dad XR250R and I was impresed on how much more power it made. You can buy endcaps for them on ebay that increase performance.

 

[mavrick]

use to run muzzy on my old xr350 might look for one of them they seem to wake that bike up. i wonder if a exhust from a crf250x would do any good they look good and pull the baffle out it sounded good on a 250x.

 

[TheMuffinMan]

250X exhaust wont fit without some serious saskatchewan farmer fixin...wrong diameter of pipe and the mounts are totally different. I would think a slip on would work fine, I have always used FMF pipes and have never been dissapointed. Open up the airbox, install a twin air filter and go up one size on the pilot and two on the main and you'll be smilin

 

[Bnorth]

I had a supertrapp slip on on my old xr200 sounded good and was tunable by adding/removing baffle plates.

 

[mavrick]

my cousin had one on his xr250 years ago i wounder if they are still around