The standard one with additional cones into box, read on another thread Goldeneye seems pleased with them, anyone running these and could give some feedback?
Cheers Baz.
Vespa 200 SIP Exhaust
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nicsar
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I take it you mean the SIP Road?
I was running mine one a std 200, well xport raised 1mm and widened to ca.64% , ran better. It seemed to rev out further.
The Norwegian guys who did the Budapest-Bamako race were using these. One of them ran it on the dyno, together with a skimmed head it was making 3 more hp than with std pipe.
For 100€ its definately an upgrade worth the money.
Now I have it on my polossi and its working very well.
I was running mine one a std 200, well xport raised 1mm and widened to ca.64% , ran better. It seemed to rev out further.
The Norwegian guys who did the Budapest-Bamako race were using these. One of them ran it on the dyno, together with a skimmed head it was making 3 more hp than with std pipe.
For 100€ its definately an upgrade worth the money.
Now I have it on my polossi and its working very well.
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Good exhaust - fitted one to my Rally 200 Electronic, upjetted the carb to suit and have a deffo lift in performance, nice deeper sound and straight forward to fit. Recommended.
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Yep - that's exactly what I did + I run a standard drilled air filter.
Plugged chopped it a few times and got a good plug colour. Took it up to Brid at the end of last season and gave it a good thrashing up/down the motorway as well, also poodling around at different throttle positions, no probs at all.
Plugged chopped it a few times and got a good plug colour. Took it up to Brid at the end of last season and gave it a good thrashing up/down the motorway as well, also poodling around at different throttle positions, no probs at all.
I've put one on a standard P200 and it's real bolt on performance. I found myself upjetting more than I thought I'd have to but as I say it's a real bolt on bit of kit.
ive got one too on a polini 208. everything else standard and it runs a 123 main jet.
paint is very thin so buy a can of satin bbq paint and build it up as thick as you can and it will not rust plus the thickness of the paint makes for a better sound....less tinny.
paint is very thin so buy a can of satin bbq paint and build it up as thick as you can and it will not rust plus the thickness of the paint makes for a better sound....less tinny.