Baffle mod... What's the magic number?
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    CRF230dad
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    Baffle mod... What's the magic number?

    by CRF230dad » Wed Jan 11, 2006 10:49 am

    I want to mod the baffle to my son's 05' CRF150. I am going to do the power-up kit some time later this year but in the mean time he wants to get a meaner sound like the big thumpers and I'm not going to dish out $300+ for a pipe. I've read many treads on baffle mods, removing it drilling holes etc. I would opt not to completely remove the baffle even after the I open the air box and rejet. I prefer to add holes for more out flow. Has anyone experimented with how many hole, what size & where to place them, sides or the end or both? I don't want it to back fire. Sorry guys I know this topic is gettin' tired.
    Thanks for the imput!
    Stock 2005
    CRF230 (Mine) Pro Taper SE CR High bend Bars
    2000 CR250R (Son#1)
    Renthal Fatty Bars
    FMF pipe
    CRF150 (Son #2) Pro Taper SE CR High bend Bars, Pro Circut T4 pipe, Rejet carb, K&N air filter, Open airbox
    2006 Yamaha 350 Raptor (Wife)
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    by PGer555 » Wed Jan 11, 2006 1:25 pm

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    by jmccool » Sat Feb 25, 2006 5:28 am

    I just installed the $30 thrust nozzle from Powroll. It's not as wicked cool as the $300 pipe from BBR but it does sound great and with the air box mods (free) and $10 jets recommended on Powroll's website the bike revs much quicker and sounds like a big bike now. I opened up my kid's 50's the same way and the little bikes actually sound much better than a stock 150 as well.....

    Again, probably not as great as a $300 pipe, but you could spend the $270 dollars on gas to go ride...

    Later,
    John

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