Lakes motor sports? anybody used them ?

[backwoodsracer]

I just had them bore out my blaster because my rings melted to the sidewall. They are super nice over the phone. I was wondering if any body has had them do any work before and how it turned out? It should be here thursday so im excited she said it was bored like .20 over the next size up? what does that make like a 203 or what?
appreciate it, chaz

http://www.lakesmotorsports.com/

[JAG Motosports]

If it's 20 over stock it's a 198cc

[backwoodsracer]

Originally posted by JAG Motosports
If it's 20 over stock it's a 198cc

so what is it originally then? no noticable power increase?

[JAG Motosports]

195 is stock, if you notice any diff it will be because you were down on compression and therefore also power

[backwoodsracer]

damn i was hoping for a little more power :rolleyes: and im not going to waste $350 on the exhaust for it to no improve anything

[danthrop]

i used them for a blaster i re-did a few years ago and they were excellent. work was good, price was good, and return time was good....overall i would use them again and refer them to someone to use

[slightlybent47]

The biggest gain with an aftermarket slip on pipe is that there generally lighter than a stock one. Not much power gain unless you do other things to go with it. Unless you race then save your money or if you just like a louder pipe. But remember just because it’s louder don’t make it faster.

It will probably feel like it runs better since you have a fresh motor but adding a pipe probably wont do much. Jmo.