shaved or stock?

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So Im running a 99 700 zr, I have the snow stuff stinger, gutted air box, boyesen power reeds, and some clean up porting and polishing of the main intake and exhaust ports. Now I have an extra set of cyl heads and was thinking about shaving them down a bit and boosting the compression a bit. Has anyone else done this or run higher compression heads? what are your opinions on this, is it worth the trouble or am I asking for some? I wasn't planning on taking a whole lot off. I will be posting a build of this sled as I have a 1m fuel tank on the way and am going to put the wrp mountain assault seat, and new fuel can carrier.

 

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I have run several 700's with .015 cut off the heads. It works great.

 

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Any issues with reliability? Thanks, I'm surprised there isn't more input here, Is the 700 dead? lol

 

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run good fuel and get your jetting dialed and you will be fine. They haven't used the old 700 since 2000, so probably not a lot running around anymore.

 

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ya I think I'm only going to shave .010 off, and I run an aem af meter so jetting is all good. Cant afford a new sled this year so just keep upgrading, little bit at a time, I love the sled its a good machine.

 

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so im going to make this my build page, the 1m fuel tank has arrived and the wrp seat is on its way, ill start with a few pics. before the 03 body kit

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zr 700

i have a 2000 zr 700 myself and was wondering where i can get a ypipe for it

 

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I'm assuming you interested in a performance y-pipe, unfortunately no one males them, but there are a few things you can do to make them perform a little better if you want some info.

 

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I just bought a 2000 zr 700 and I like info on y pipe mods or any other info you have. Thanks

 

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Your better off looking for used twin pipes from D&D. The 99-00 single pipe 700's are not the greatest with that single pipe. They like twins!

 

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Those pipes arnt built for the altitude here talk to a couple performance shops around and have been told they arnt worth the money.