hippiekiller
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Would anybody happen to know if a set of 99(non-ves) twin pipes will fit on my wedge chassis without too much trouble...also, jetting changes? thanxs
Old Polaris Twin Pipes Question
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Rucky
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Not sure about fueling, but it can be done. You will have to cut holes in your hood though. A buddy did it on a 700 in a wedge. He had the hood notched out in the vents pretty good.
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hippiekiller
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The hood is the least of my worries:d
j.c.higgins
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What year of wedge chassis/bulkhead??
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hippiekiller
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1997 chassis & engine....right now I'm running stock 58 mains on the keihins...
007sevens
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I have two sets of twin pipes from slp that fit the wedge. One set is the slp big bore and the other thier stock set. Willing to sell give me an offer.:d
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hippiekiller
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Where do those pipes make the biggest difference...I'm trying to boost up my bottom end....
007sevens
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They will increse rpm's a little. It's been a long time since i had they old 98 and I trying to remember. I know they will increse over all performance but if you are looking for reel good jump on the bottem end you will need to reclutch. I had a 56/34 helix ( I think). I you pull your helix it will have a number on it if its stock it will be a single number such as 34. The 56/34 iswat they call progressive angles which will allow the clutch to slip down the steep angle (56) first giving you hole shot than gradually going into the stock angle of 34. These helixs arn't that pricey and they can really wake up the bottom end. having said that the pipes go hand and hand with performance upgrades. Sorry I didn't reply sooner, Been away.
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hippiekiller
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will pm
j.c.higgins
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Slp single is better if your trying to get more bottom end.
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