Viper Bender Pipes?

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RXMax

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• Nov 28, 2013

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Anyone care to share what works as far as jetting and clutching with Bender Pipes on a Viper Mountain?

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Mcx Nytro

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• Dec 1, 2013

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I would change out the nozzles and needles to MM specs and jet it one size richer than the mm setting. 51/45 helix with a cat red or yellow spring set @ 0/2 Cut the helix to allow full shift.:face-icon-small-coo

 

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mountain man

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• Dec 1, 2013

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You might double check but I remember having to run a wedged head gasket on the viper I had with bender triple pipes.

 

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Lank Thompson

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I use a Heel Clicker kit with max weight in the heel and a a Dalton 53/41 helix (btw, if you've never used Dalton stuff you should try it. A1 quality). It nearly rips your arms off. My wife near crapped her pants first time she drove it and grabbed a fistful of throttle. Setup worked awesome with or without the triple pipes. Just had to change the weight in the cam arm body.

 

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Suprx125

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• Jan 17, 2014

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mountain man said:

You might double check but I remember having to run a wedged head gasket on the viper I had with bender triple pipes.

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You should run the Opticool head gasket available thru Bender or Hauck, along with a rear cooler if the sled is not a 04'. As far as jetting goes, Bender will fax you a chart if needed.