House of Horsepower! Quick and dirty pipe review
 

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I came from pretty spot on jetting. This was my setup.

4000ft and up elevation.
N3CJ needle 2nd position summer, 3rd position winter
172 Main
40 Pilot
#7 Slide
High comp and squish cut.
Pump gas.
FMF gnarly and shortened Q-Stealth.

I had RB cut my slide to a #8 and went to the JD red "2 plus 2" needle, as per Richard Wilson's suggestion. I had to go to a 38 pilot but I think I'm still on the 172 main. I can't quite remember.

I just spent four days in Moab on the new set up. Slow Rocky technical single track, to wide-open sand washes.

The difference.... the new setup is a little softer in the middle than before, but still makes a lot of torque. Honestly, I felt like it was less tiring to ride in the really techy stuff, yet, I can still hold second and third up climbs that I shouldn't be able too.

In the sand washes..... this thing is a flat out war machine! It's a rocket ship on top. Much more over rev. I kept thinking it must be lean but if I pulled the choke it would start to instantly blubber. So I think it's good.

The only bad thing is that I'm pretty hard on my pipes and it's really painful to put any dents in it. Which I have. Small ones. But dented nonetheless.

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