Best Exhaust system for trx450r

[Hondaman88]

Im looking to get a new full system for my 06 trx450r.

What is the best exhaust i can get?

[01boneless]

use the search button :D
but normaly they narrow down to sparks,DASA,rossier,motoworks so take your pic personily i like rssier and dasa heard them both and cant decide witch one sounds better lol

[Hondaman88]

i hear dasa is junk. way over rated and falls apart fast. Plus way over priced
hearing great things about motoworks so that what ima go with

[airmobile101]

Originally posted by Hondaman88
i hear dasa is junk. way over rated and falls apart fast. Plus way over priced
hearing great things about motoworks so that what ima go with
I seen it first hand. Dasa isn't good quality. Motoworks makes a good budget pipe.

[z400bs]

i love my sparks. great power. strong. But my ungodly loud.

[rummerd]

How about the Big Gun Evo R? I have one on the way that I got a good deal on. 285 new for the full system.

[05 450R in pa]

sparks gets alot of good reviews and liked mine just ungodly loud,surprised no1 mentioned yoshi,their designed towards the suzukis but im runnin one on my current setup just right amount of noise and woke up my mid range some and can be found reasonably priced

[Tommy Warren]

motoworks SR4 is my favorite....I think i have a video of one somewhere.....let me check

[Tommy Warren]

this is my buddies trx once he whips his little donut you can hear it good....but its a chitty camera

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[kbass24emtp]

I really like my HMF.

[Hondaman88]

i ordered MOTOWORKS. gotta have the best of the best

[rollie]

Without a doubt sparks, mine was mint for 3 full seasons and sounds great, heard great things about the dasa and have personally seen 4 motoworks crack and break off like this

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[04450r]

Imo sparks hands down....I have a White Bros. pro aluminum now that may not make the highest hp, but overall fit and quality is right up there

[Hondaman88]

i went with motoworks. best pipe for price and great quality

[01boneless]

great quality ? ^^did you see that pic? ohh well hope you have great luck with it

[Hondaman88]

my friends last him 5 years. all about how you take care of it.
so yeah, good quality. they all will do that sooner or later like yours did.

[Butter]

Phil??

[01boneless]

Originally posted by Hondaman88
my friends last him 5 years. all about how you take care of it.
so yeah, good quality. they all will do that sooner or later like yours did.

lol that wasent mine haha

[Hondaman88]

well i bet that person didnt take care of it. so thera ya go

[01boneless]

how do you "take care of a pipe" all i ever done was repacked it?

[rollie]

Originally posted by Hondaman88
well i bet that person didnt take care of it. so thera ya go

Please let me know how to care for a brand new pipe that didn't even last the winter in florida? :p

[trompen542]

Barker, we have 2 years on one, with no problems, and it tested highest hp on the dyno, with the lowest db of all of the pipes at the ama pro sound testing.

[finsteratv]

Maybe it was a lemon..couldve been someone bustin huge jumps or somthing. maybe loose bracket causing for excessive movement leading to the break? who knows.

[rlord_4]

I really like my Yoshi. It sounds amazing when I ride it, but it's not too loud. It also makes great power!

[muddzilla94]

dasa makes the most power, has been proven on the dyno many of times, only thing close to it is sparks,barkers,rossier... exhaust really dont make that much of a difference on a mild build but when you get high hp that it were one exhaust will shine out of the others and that is the dasa

[BlaineKaiser450]

Dasa Dasa Dasa. The Joe Byrd Edition is also pretty quiet, like 98 decibles so if they still make it I would go with that

[04450r]

Just installed my Byrd Dasa today,and Im very pleased with the quiet sound,just need to ride it now!

[jjohns5]

I actually think Dasa has one of the best built pipes quality wise,This has always been my first choice.

[quad2xtreme]

I'm a huge fan of buying a completely tuned engine package so I have a Baldwin engine mated to a Baldwin exhaust. I've made the mistake of mix-n-match and it takes a lot more effort to get it right. Really, you are matching the cam and the exhaust to each other.

I'd go with the exhaust your engine builder recommends.

[IOWAracer]

I like my Moto Xperts pipe with the resonator chamber for lower DB's... check them out pretty fair priced for a full system!

[BoneStockHonda]

Originally posted by rlord_4
I really like my Yoshi. It sounds amazing when I ride it, but it's not too loud. It also makes great power!

Wish I could say the same. I hate the sound of my yoshi it's just like a louder stock exhaust. Not deep enough for my taste but that's just me.

[B.C.#11TRX400EX]

Sparks, Motoworks, or Dasa I have a sparks on my 400ex and I love it awsome sound and power

[atv fan 28]

I run a Rossier on my bike. Im very pleased with it.

[Pacheco_450r]

I'm going old school, I like the CT style exhausts. I know a guy that hand build them and designed them before CT started coming out with their megaphone style pipe. Tons of power out of those exhausts.

[rlord_4]

Well, it's just my opinion. I guess you need to try a bunch out, do a little research and see which one you like best.

[quadnut20]

I got the Venom on my 05 96dbs and still holding up !!

[Tommy Warren]

cobra or DG best hands down:D

[jkiserracing]

Originally posted by IOWAracer
I like my Moto Xperts pipe with the resonator chamber for lower DB's... check them out pretty fair priced for a full system!

I also bought the Moto Xperts pipe and very pleased with mine.....and Ive had a Dasa

[Tommy Warren]

nobody has a sniper exhaust?

[trx400Rider]

Originally posted by Tommy Warren
cobra or DG best hands down:D

No doubt about that! hahahaha.

Im really wanting a full exhaust but I dont know which to buy.
I plan on racing mx, what are all you MX racers running?

[2001400exrida]

Everybdy knows dasa is the best performing pipe, hell go on the org and 90% of the people have them.

i personally don't like how they look, so if a sparks gives 1 horsepower less, i'll take it anyway, it's a better looking can and it sounds better imo.

[ds268]

On a near stock machine, there is going to be little difference between the top rated pipes. Differences really start to show once the intake, compression, head design and cam configuration change. At that point the "best" pipe should be choosen by back to back testing either on a dyno or actual rider tested on the track (assuming you want the best pipe for competitive riding). There is a reason DASA pipes are prefered over almost every pipe out there but the closest competitors like Sparks and Rossier shouldn't be over-looked. Each has their own specific head pipe design which can affect the power/torque curve in one favorable way over the other depending on the rider's preference. I've had great results with the sparks pipe on a mild stockbore build which enhances the midrange with it's longer head pipe.

[2001400exrida]

actually, even on a bone stock machine with the airbox lid removed the dasa out performed sparks and rossier by over 1 horsepower.

I have also seen a dyno on a built 450r and the dasa and the sparks are still only around 1 horsepower apart, so the performance difference is almost identical whether the machine is stock or not.

[ds268]

Originally posted by 2001400exrida
actually, even on a bone stock machine with the airbox lid removed the dasa out performed sparks and rossier by over 1 horsepower.

I have also seen a dyno on a built 450r and the dasa and the sparks are still only around 1 horsepower apart, so the performance difference is almost identical whether the machine is stock or not.

Well excuse me, I speak from my own experience and testing. Again, it all depends on the machine.

[vegasjeep]

Originally posted by ds268
Well excuse me, I speak from my own experience and testing. Again, it all depends on the machine.

I'll speak from my own experience as well as all the dyno time we have put on a dyno with real name Brand exhausts. Think your right on with your experience in brands as well as power!

[2001400exrida]

it absolutely depends on the machine, nobody's arguing that.