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bad_dac 34 Points
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yasuni is too expensive for serial scooter and the diference in power is minimum comparing to other exhausts (leo vince, arrow, tecnigas)
arrow and leo vince exhausts are very low quality bud solid performance
i don't know about tecnigas but go for RR or some arrow exhaust
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NR:7 353 Points
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I drive gianelli sp6 on my scoot and its perfect for 50cc. but i drive 70cc now and I have to sell my sp6 and by a mk eco like jo-que in tha forum
as I say sp6 is good for 50cc
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aCid 139 Points
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yasuni Z is the best for 50 ccm serial...great performances and hi quality worth every euro...he is expensive compare to other but for that money u get a great hi quality exhoused and kinda unike in croatia...
yasuni Z is my sugestion...
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KK 22 Points
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Laser X Pro is a good choice on 50 ccm,too
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Pacman 19 Points
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i have zx for 2 years on ditech and i paint it right after i bought it, for protection from rust, so it didn't attack him so much. only silencer had no more that silesing thing inside (vuna on cro), so i put a new one inside, a one more 'selna' around the silencer to hold him not to brake apart
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vida_sf2 29 Points
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zx on serial and rr if you buy a kit.
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Bruno-SF2 11 Points
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RR is good only for base kit!
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Bero 20 Points
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Ghost 13 Points
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and how goes a gianelli reverse on 50 ccm piaggio??
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Bounzz11 50 Points
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why do some people say technigas? it's low budget! bad performances but very cheap.. looks old very fast (the rust/roest don't know how to say). In holland we can buy sito plus. Very very nice acceleration, not a very high max speed. But a lot of acceleration and the exhaust looks like serial exhausts
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Waynder 17183 Points
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Bounzz11 wrote ( View Post): › why do some people say technigas? it's low budget! bad performances but very cheap.. looks old very fast (the rust/roest don't know how to say). In holland we can buy sito plus. Very very nice acceleration, not a very high max speed. But a lot of acceleration and the exhaust looks like serial exhausts |
hmmmm...
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Bounzz11 50 Points
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don't know if we talk about same exhaust? technigas next for example? In Holland, those exhausts are cheapest of the cheapest. In few months they make a sound like some kind of 200dB jet, and like I said, soon very rusty. Especially near 'the corner' near the cilinder.
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Waynder 17183 Points
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I was talking about that sito plus u mentiond... want to know more about it...
as for tecnigas... Had 3 Tecnigas RS 125 on my SR 172... got them via sponsorship... EVERY SINGLE of them snaped on 987328798732 places and their silencers got burned out in les than a week... Tecnigas suxs ass!
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Bounzz11 50 Points
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yes that's what I was trying to say! 
here a pic of my sito plus: originally delivered with a speed limiter, but you can smash that one out ..
going real 70 km/ph's.. not fast, but good. very good acceleration. don't know exactly how to say, but it's very strong in low rpm. correct me if you know what I mean, and you can explain it better.
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Waynder 17183 Points
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Hmmm...
U say low RPM power...
Exhaust is rather short... Has that mask on... Looks preety solid... YOu could stand on in while wheeling...
I say STUNT Exhaust
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