How to tell if pipe is FMF torque or rev

[Ondatrail]

That's got 'bogus' written all over it.

I've seen countless references to 'H' series bikes with an FmF Fatty..and it's no such thing.

It's akin to posters saying they have a 'Gnarly' profile pipe..and that term means nothing in regard to which profile they DO have.

I'll post a pic tomarrow.

[jc7622]

Whatever pipe fits or doesn't fit what bike, I definately agree with whoever said to get your suspension and handling sorted out before upgrading the motor. I was able to open it up some this weekend and it scooted along a lot faster than it used to. I'm glad I had the KX forks on the front to help keep me in control.

[Ondatrail]

Proof:

[jeopardy98]

That's the same pipe I have on my 92.

[canyncarvr]

Proof? Of what? A Fatty on an 'H'? I said I'd seen such myself, and doesn't make other things I'd said about Fattys less true now than then.




...never mind....

[2001kdx]

Onda, ya didn't prove anything....
Facts:
* The FMF fatty was made for "H" series bikes. This we've established, but Carvr claims there was only one version of the Fatty, just as with the "E" series fatty, unlike the k-35 "woods" and k-30 "desert" that the gnarly line offers.

I wonder if there's a way to prove one way or the other......

Would a picture of an H series Fatty with a -30 stamped on the tab, right alongside a picture of an H series Fatty with -35 do it?

[Indawoods]

The engineers at FMF were smoking a Fatty when they made pipes for the KDX! Nothing is consistant.....

[Ondatrail]

The engineers at FMF were smoking a Fatty when they made pipes for the KDX! Nothing is consistant.....

That about sums it up