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Lord_Zarkon
X-Pipes?
Has anyone on the Forum owned, or known anyone who has owned these X-pipes made by Monte Campbell in CA? I am curious to know if they work as he claims or not.
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hp1000s
Claims are just claims until proven....I don't think this protracted discussion ever revealed anyone that actually had put this pipe on their bike. Someone might, however, do it just for the "look" of it as opposed to any performance-gain claims....
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I have a friend who has one of the infamous X-Pipes on his '81 Yamaha XS-11. The bike is jetted correctly for the pipes, and I've ridden it quite a bit.
It's louder than a factory exhaust, but no louder than a typical 4 into 1 from Kerker or V&H. As for power, the bike runs strongly, but no more so than my GS1100G, probably about the same.
I doubt if it is significantly better or worse than any other aftermarket exhaust. The outrageous claims on the website would turn me off to purchasing it more than anything else.sigpic
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