2018 Crf450r single FMF exhaust?

atrdrvr7
Profile picture for user atrdrvr7
Posts
426
Joined
1/15/2013
Location
Houston, TX US
atrdrvr7
Edited Date/Time 12/12/2017 7:43pm
Anyone running one on the 17’-18’? If so was wondering how it changes the power spread? Was a remap required?
|
mxb2
Profile picture for user mxb2
Posts
22488
Joined
6/15/2010
Location
Bowie, MD US
mxb2 11/26/2017 8:38am
11/26/2017 8:38am
atrdrvr7 wrote:
Anyone running one on the 17’-18’? If so was wondering how it changes the power spread? Was a remap required?
No remap required but def helps. Twin pipe better low, mid, single ,lighter, better top end.
Reekers
Profile picture for user Reekers
Posts
202
Joined
11/22/2017
Location
Fort Dodge, IA US
Reekers 11/26/2017 9:03am
11/26/2017 9:03am
atrdrvr7 wrote:
Anyone running one on the 17’-18’? If so was wondering how it changes the power spread? Was a remap required?
mxb2 wrote:
No remap required but def helps. Twin pipe better low, mid, single ,lighter, better top end.
I second this.
1HRCrider
Profile picture for user 1HRCrider
Posts
95
Joined
12/13/2016
Location
Newark, CA US
1HRCrider 11/27/2017 10:43am
11/27/2017 10:43am
They say just as much low, more in mid and top, plus revs through range quicker. Lighter weight and cheaper kind of a no brainer, unless you like the dual look. Honestly I've had both and I couldn't really tell, but I am just a Novice.

The Shop

See All »
1HRCrider
Profile picture for user 1HRCrider
Posts
95
Joined
12/13/2016
Location
Newark, CA US
1HRCrider 11/28/2017 12:38pm
11/28/2017 12:38pm
The article is up right now on Mx action
Johnny89superbike 11/28/2017 3:08pm
11/28/2017 3:08pm Edited Date/Time 11/28/2017 3:10pm
FMF make Honda look stupid. The Japs need English speaking people in their design studio, l shake my head in dismay..
jaredtebo17
Profile picture for user jaredtebo17
Posts
346
Joined
3/16/2016
Location
Raymore, MO US
Fantasy
2008th
jaredtebo17 12/11/2017 11:14am
12/11/2017 11:14am
Post some pics of your 2017-2018 with FMF single, I’m trying to decide
atrdrvr7
Profile picture for user atrdrvr7
Posts
426
Joined
1/15/2013
Location
Houston, TX US
atrdrvr7 12/11/2017 2:54pm
12/11/2017 2:54pm
1HRCrider wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/12/11/231057/s1200_20171105_075503.jpg[/img]


That’s a nice looking bike! Looks like you have a Ride Engineering linkage. Did it help the bike feel more planted?
jaredtebo17
Profile picture for user jaredtebo17
Posts
346
Joined
3/16/2016
Location
Raymore, MO US
Fantasy
2008th
jaredtebo17 12/11/2017 6:43pm
12/11/2017 6:43pm
1HRCrider wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/12/11/231055/s1200_20171105_075522.jpg[/img]


Thanks for the pics, your bike looks great. How do you feel the exhaust works? Did you do any re mapping?
1HRCrider
Profile picture for user 1HRCrider
Posts
95
Joined
12/13/2016
Location
Newark, CA US
1HRCrider 12/11/2017 7:55pm
12/11/2017 7:55pm
It was already mapped for my previous exhaust which was the Yosh duals. Just got for the lighter weight and little more power, plus cheaper.
jaredtebo17
Profile picture for user jaredtebo17
Posts
346
Joined
3/16/2016
Location
Raymore, MO US
Fantasy
2008th
jaredtebo17 12/11/2017 8:01pm
12/11/2017 8:01pm
1HRCrider wrote:
It was already mapped for my previous exhaust which was the Yosh duals. Just got for the lighter weight and little more power, plus cheaper.
Would you recommend the single?
H4L
Profile picture for user H4L
Posts
2499
Joined
3/18/2016
Location
CA US
H4L 12/11/2017 9:13pm
12/11/2017 9:13pm
1HRCrider wrote:
It was already mapped for my previous exhaust which was the Yosh duals. Just got for the lighter weight and little more power, plus cheaper.
I'm close by in SJ & would be interested in the 17-18 Yosh system. Send me a PM if you consider selling it. Thnxz..

Pit Row

See All »
303MX
Profile picture for user 303MX
Posts
84
Joined
9/6/2015
Location
Denver, CO US
303MX 12/12/2017 8:24am
12/12/2017 8:24am
1HRCrider wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2017/12/11/231055/s1200_20171105_075522.jpg[/img]


Bike looks awesome. Looks like you replaced the cover on the stock seat and got a bit of a gap from pulling the cover so tight that is deformed the seat pan.

I did the same thing... I've only had a couple of rides with the gap between my seat and the plastic like what's shown in your pic and I haven't noticed a lot more dust, water, or mud issues due to the gap.

Before I go through the process to re-cover the seat to correct the gap - have you had any issues with the gap on your bike?
1HRCrider
Profile picture for user 1HRCrider
Posts
95
Joined
12/13/2016
Location
Newark, CA US
1HRCrider 12/12/2017 9:58am
12/12/2017 9:58am Edited Date/Time 12/12/2017 10:01am
Yea that gap bugged me at 1st, but it was a whole different seat foam too,, and that is just the way it is. Actually it kind of let's more air into airbox area, with the battery in there I don't mind. As you can see I even still drilled holes into side pannels. No issues at all with seat gap. I have a new stock one just incase. I just like the real soft cushy foam.
H4L
Profile picture for user H4L
Posts
2499
Joined
3/18/2016
Location
CA US
H4L 12/12/2017 7:43pm
12/12/2017 7:43pm
1HRCrider wrote:
Sorry already sold it.
K. Thnxz..

Post a reply to: 2018 Crf450r single FMF exhaust?