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    AC Racing Exhaust - full system-anyone?

    I am also adding to my possible list the AC Racing full exhaust. Does anyone have one and have any input? Not looking for other options on this post-just a simple input on this pipe.

    Also, is it difficult to jet the 400? Do you need to take the carb off?

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    as far as i know, with everybike you have to take the carb off to jet, the ex requires the plastic and airbox to be removed to get the carb off, i have not seen anyone with the ac system though.
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    AC Propeg Nerfs, Pro Taper SE Bars, ASV Levers with Dust covers, Mod Quad Billet Shifer and Brake Levers, AC Swinger Skid, 22-9-10 Dune Trackers, 21-11-8 Sand Geckos, ITP Wheels. (Building)

    '89 Toyota 4x4 Longbed - 5 Speed, 36" Swamper SX's, "Custom" cab, 4 Inch Trailmaster Suspension, 3 Inch Body, Headache Rack... Etc, etc.

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    Thanks. I have done a search but found nothing on the AC. The dealer I know claims great gains with this full system and I like the appeal of an exhaust that is not on every atv.

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    Originally posted by rinaldi
    Thanks. I have done a search but found nothing on the AC. The dealer I know claims great gains with this full system and I like the appeal of an exhaust that is not on every atv.
    fpund out, About +10 Torque/hp
    2000 400EX -

    AC Propeg Nerfs, Pro Taper SE Bars, ASV Levers with Dust covers, Mod Quad Billet Shifer and Brake Levers, AC Swinger Skid, 22-9-10 Dune Trackers, 21-11-8 Sand Geckos, ITP Wheels. (Building)

    '89 Toyota 4x4 Longbed - 5 Speed, 36" Swamper SX's, "Custom" cab, 4 Inch Trailmaster Suspension, 3 Inch Body, Headache Rack... Etc, etc.

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    I know the mfg makes that claim. What is the avg HP of a stock 400? I have an 06.

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    Originally posted by rinaldi
    I know the mfg makes that claim. What is the avg HP of a stock 400? I have an 06.
    ~29hp
    2000 400EX -

    AC Propeg Nerfs, Pro Taper SE Bars, ASV Levers with Dust covers, Mod Quad Billet Shifer and Brake Levers, AC Swinger Skid, 22-9-10 Dune Trackers, 21-11-8 Sand Geckos, ITP Wheels. (Building)

    '89 Toyota 4x4 Longbed - 5 Speed, 36" Swamper SX's, "Custom" cab, 4 Inch Trailmaster Suspension, 3 Inch Body, Headache Rack... Etc, etc.

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    you wont see that much easily on a 400. that is 1/3 the total hp. i would expect to get 2-3 hp. Steve
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    2003 TRX 400EX
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    I would say average for a good exhaust is 5-10% increase.

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    One thing ya will learn with a MFG is they take the low, mid and top end HP gains and add them together to make it sound bigger.
    2008 TRX400EX

    Some go fast parts and look cool stuff added.

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    ac exhaust are 101 DB
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