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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 11:07 pm Post subject: Hammerhead 250 Performance Exhaust Kit! |
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Guys,
We have an Excellent deal here!!
We have exclusively (So far) an awesome pipe kit for the single and newer 2 speed Twister 250 !!!
I just installed the pipe and muffler on my 05 Twister and although it sticks out about 8" past the back of the buggy, WOW what an increase in POWER!!!
I haven't even messed with the jetting yet so I may be running a little lean but holy cow!! I am so impressed, I may just up the price on this kit soon.
Right now, we're selling it for $360 + SH
The kit includes the tuned pipe, Performance muffler & 2 brackets, Koso Air filter, Main and Pilot jets!
As I say this, I just sold my last one 
I will put in another order next week and should have them in a week or two.
Save your pennies boys, this mod is a MUST if you have a Twister 250.
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 11:37 am Post subject: |
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How are you going to fix the sticking out part, or is there a way to. I'd think just chop part of the pipe off.
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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It doesn't stick out past the rear tire but it does go past the radiator about 6".
I could chop off some of the pipe but it doesn't look bad, I just have to be careful backing up! 
This pipe is about 4" longer than the stock one.
I got a chance to open her up some today and she falls flat on her face at WOT. Gonna need that rejet! I don't think I'm that far off. Maybe one or 2 sizes at most I think.
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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| KidNme wrote: |
It doesn't stick out past the rear tire but it does go past the radiator about 6".
I could chop off some of the pipe but it doesn't look bad, I just have to be careful backing up!
This pipe is about 4" longer than the stock one.
I got a chance to open her up some today and she falls flat on her face at WOT. Gonna need that rejet! I don't think I'm that far off. Maybe one or 2 sizes at most I think. |
You should do a carb swap while your at it.
Better yet, order a 300cc pistron from glade (if you dont mind ordering from competition  ), bore out the engine and you'd have the first 300cc Twister running around.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 7:51 am Post subject: |
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| KidNme wrote: |
It doesn't stick out past the rear tire but it does go past the radiator about 6".
I could chop off some of the pipe but it doesn't look bad, I just have to be careful backing up!
This pipe is about 4" longer than the stock one.
I got a chance to open her up some today and she falls flat on her face at WOT. Gonna need that rejet! I don't think I'm that far off. Maybe one or 2 sizes at most I think. |
You should do a carb swap while your at it.
Better yet, order a 300cc pistron from glade (if you dont mind ordering from competition ), bore out the engine and you'd have the first 300cc Twister running around. |
Ya, I have a milled head sitting here that I'm dying for a little free time to install it!! I was out testing the exhaust and New Millosi Clutch on the 250 and blew out my left front strut! Looked really cool! I was doing about 40mph when the castle nut came off and the tire turned sideways and skidded to a stop after about 50 feet!! Just a little embarassing
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| Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 10:56 pm Post subject: |
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OUCH!!!!! Does it have that much more power to pull the tires right off of there?!?!?!?!?! lol.... Sorry to hear about the strut... Guess you gotta loctite those too huh? lol
You gotta post pics when this stuff happens TOM!!!!!
John
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Ya, you're right John.
At the time though, I was trying to "hide" a bit! 
I had just been roaring up and down the alley showing off my new pipe kit and doing some single drag races. It made a really loud scraping sound when it went!  Glad I was close to the shop!
I'm thinking about putting a little parts kit together to sell that would have
cotter pins,
castle nuts,
zip ties, a few assorted nuts and bolts,
some heavy wire,
a couple fuses,
Can of fix a flat,
tow and ratchet straps,
Can anyone think of any other small items that would fit in a handy dandy carrying case you might need out on the trails if something happened?
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Maybe 2 feet of hose for air or fuel, hose clamps ( pinch or bolt) and small tube of high temp silicone to plug air leaks on a damaged manifold.
For chain breaks a master link. I noticed when I broke my chain last weekend I only lost 2 links. by adjusting the bolt and adding 1 master link I could have kept riding.
Also you might consider a cheap starter and toggle switch. It could be used in the event any of the following happens.
Bad starter relay
Bad ignition switch
Bad kill switch
Bad break saftey switch.
A quick hook up and they can ride the rest of the day with out leaving the electric box open or uncovered..
I'm just going on things that happened to me, I don't know if these problems are common in the higher end buggies.
I almost forgot the most important thing of all. Duct tape!
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A small set of metric and standard 1/4" drive ratchet set or just a small wrench set. Assorted wire connectors. Bungee cords. Tire plug kit. Battery powered or 12volt compressor. Needle nose and regular pliers. I can think of more but thats probably too much lol.
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Great suggestions!
Look for the "Emergency Kit" exclusively at KidNme Motorsports!
I'll also be looking for a nice case for this stuff.
cotter pins,
castle nuts,
zip ties, a few assorted nuts and bolts,
some heavy wire,
a couple fuses,
Can of fix a flat,
tow and ratchet straps,
Master link + 1
small tube of high temp silicone
hose clamps
2 feet of hose for air or fuel
Duct Tape
I think this is a good list.
Thanks guys!
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By the way, I just got some more of the Twister 250 exhaust kits in yesterday!
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| By the way, I just got some more of the Twister 250 exhaust kits in yesterday! |
Have any 4 valves? And do you install on house calls?
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