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Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 09:43 am Nov 06 2014
by ThatKDXGuy
I would like to put a Pro Circuit r 304 shorty on my 98 220. I've heard a kx 250 shorty will work but I'm wondering what year I will need?

Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 10:32 am Nov 06 2014
by cornishwrecker220
there are no real benefits performance wise for wanting to fit a `shorty` tail pipe to the kdx, especially the 220 ...not only will it make the bike very noisy but you may also loose some torque due to the lack of back pressure or even end up with a `flat spot` somewhere in the rev range ( mx bikes are tuned for top end so only need a short tail pipe )...fit a FMF Powercore 2 or pro circuit tail pipe designed specific for the kdx.

Re: Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 01:52 am Nov 07 2014
by KDXGarage
MX bikes are not all tuned for top end.

A shorter silencer gives more bottom end power on a MX bike. Longer silencers are for top end.

Re: Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 09:12 am Nov 07 2014
by G22inSC
You're better off getting a KDX silencer and then modifying it by cutting it off to whatever length you want. Just takes a little measuring, cutting and then drilling 3 holes for new rivets. Not that hard to do.

Re: Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 09:38 am Nov 07 2014
by ThatKDXGuy
G22inSC wrote:You're better off getting a KDX silencer and then modifying it by cutting it off to whatever length you want. Just takes a little measuring, cutting and then drilling 3 holes for new rivets. Not that hard to do.
I'm going to buy the Pro Circuit 304 designed for the kdx. I may or may not shorten it depending on how much it sticks out of the rear fender. Thats the main reason I'm buying a shorter silencer. More sound and I really don't want it to stick out past the rear fender... I also heard that it makes more bottom end power which is what I love. I have the pro circuit spark arrestor on now, the older model. It sounds nice but the sound I'm really looking for.

Re: Pro Circuit Shorty

Posted: 04:22 am Nov 08 2014
by KDXGarage
MOre sound, like louder? Hopefully not. Noise is not our friend.