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Cpi pipe

The Bob

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I was looking into them as they where being blown out recently. I couldn't find any that had a good tune for them. Their was 1 or 2 other people on here that could not get them to run right, so I passed on the deal.
 
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Hey, I bought a cpi pipe and wonder if anyone has a map of PCV that will work with it here pipe? I run 0-3000ft I 've tried with slp stage 3 map , but it works badly , to enlightenment , I have PAR 12,5head , vforce3r reeds , bmp fix kit and slp air kit.
thanks for reply
 

sledhed

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Would love to try something different on the Pro I recently picked up, not super impressed with the SLP on my Dragon 860 since I am on my 3rd can with internal welds breaking on it too...

If the CPI has a good setup available (from someone anyway) it might be worth trying...

Where did you get their pipe for a good price?
 

LoudHandle

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To me the CPI looks like a poor copy of the DynoPort Pipe. I have acquired both, although I have not run either one. Visually the DynoPort looks like it would flow better (no mitered cut / welds like the CPI) just a smooth stamping on the DynoPort. Both are too heavy for a mountain sled IMO.
 
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Would love to try something different on the Pro I recently picked up, not super impressed with the SLP on my Dragon 860 since I am on my 3rd can with internal welds breaking on it too...

If the CPI has a good setup available (from someone anyway) it might be worth trying...

Where did you get their pipe for a good price?

I bought it used
 

sledhed

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To me the CPI looks like a poor copy of the DynoPort Pipe. I have acquired both, although I have not run either one. Visually the DynoPort looks like it would flow better (no mitered cut / welds like the CPI) just a smooth stamping on the DynoPort. Both are too heavy for a mountain sled IMO.
Hm. heavier than stock? Wow. So what are the best options out there for piping a Pro? Other than a turbo? If I decide to pipe the Pro I want to stay close to stock sound levels. But with my luck with SLP Dragon can failures not sur eI would want to go SLP unless I got a screaming deal on it.

I bought it used
Ok... did you contact CPI re: pipe setup? Just wondering.
 

The Bob

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I think CPI shut the doors. Last time I tried (when shopping for the CPI pipe) their web site was down and phone number didn't work.
 
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