pipes and big bores

As for the pipe, I have an ATV sport article on Chad Lohr's open class duncan quad. He was using the PT race pipe and the PT eliminator on a 340cc engine. I don't know if that was a newer version of the eliminator though. You could call duncan and ask them if your pipe will work okay.

On a stock cylinder, lrd and others offered a 300 kit using a re-sleeve and a 72mm piston. That would be cheapest route. You could also get a new 310 kit which also uses a 72mm piston. Lastly you could use a smaller bore and a stroker crank and achieve 300cc. Call some different engine builders and get their thoughts. ESR likes to build strokers. Some builders don't.

Is that graph showing a trx5 standard mount or center mount?

Is that graph showing a trx5 standard mount or center mount?

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I believe it is the center mount.

been a lot of pipe chit chat on here lately. this is the biggest dyno comparison of pipes that ive been able to find. its on a stock motor, so the HP numbers are especially weak for the high rev pipes, but it gives you a basic idea of power curves, and dead spots.

http://www.atvsource.com/articles/product_...dyno_charts.htm

i like the esr trx5 centermount which i just picked up. it looks really trick and everyone has good things to say about it. i am running it on a 340pv right now. but sparks pipes are also very good as well.

I really liked my sparks tt pipe. When I first went with the 350pv that is what I ran. Then I ran across the CPI 800 bb pipe. So I bought one and what a difference. It didn't loose any bottom end but everywere else it pulls like a crazed ape. You can really tell when the pv opens and it gets on the pipe, since your arms are ripped out of their sockets.

I really liked my sparks tt pipe. When I first went with the 350pv that is what I ran. Then I ran across the CPI 800 bb pipe. So I bought one and what a difference. It didn't loose any bottom end but everywere else it pulls like a crazed ape. You can really tell when the pv opens and it gets on the pipe, since your arms are ripped out of their sockets.

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I have never heard of that pipe from CPI and do not see any info on their website. Do you have any pics or additional info?