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Hi all,

Anyone tried the Pro Moto Billet exhaust insert sold at TT? Says it allows for much better airflow. If so, how does it compare with the regular exhaust with the pea shooter pulled out? Both in performance and noise. I don't have the budget for a new exhaust right now.

I'd appreciate any thoughts.

Thanks,

Steve

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Steve,

I ran it for a couple of months on my 05 450 then junked it - I couldn't feel any increase in performance whatsoever.

For my liking it was actually too quiet, it was difficult to to hear my own bike when riding with others - I prefer a bit more exhaust noise than that.

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I've got it, by choice I don't use it but I ride in a couple places where you have to enter through a sound check and the insert is the only way my WR makes it. I got tested without it and I was at 106db---LOUD!! :cool: With it in I come in at 99db, over the limit but they let me slide.

Performance is diminished a little, but I think you can still def. hear the bike when you're riding it. It does exactly what I need it to do.

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Hi all,

Anyone tried the Pro Moto Billet exhaust insert sold at TT? Says it allows for much better airflow. If so, how does it compare with the regular exhaust with the pea shooter pulled out? Both in performance and noise. I don't have the budget for a new exhaust right now.

I'd appreciate any thoughts.

Thanks,

Steve

Steve, what year bike you running?

I have an 04 and use the Pro Moto Billet insert on my stock muffler. The OEM insert is a pea shooter for sure and running the bike with it pulled was downright obnoxious.

The PMB did increase power, but no where near as much as without any insert. For me the slight increase in power was worth the price without scaring the neighbours.

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I run it on the '07.

Its a good compromise between noise and performance. There is a noticable difference between the performance of the bike with the stock pea shooter/stock jetting/closed airbox vs. open airbox/correct jetting/PMB insert mostly in the bottom and mid.

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I have both the Pro Moto Billet and the Yamaha GYTR Quiet Inserts. My feeling is that the PMB left the bike feeling a little flat on the top end/upper RMP. And that with the GYTR it wasnt as noticeable.

Both will dampen the power compared to an uncorked exhaust - no question about that. But being legal to race and not announce that your coming to everyone for miles around when riding on public land is important.

On the PMB the smaller side holes are not drilled out/all the way thru, and I have considered drilling a few out, and then getting sound tested so I can pass and to see if any change in performance is felt to eliminate that flat spot on top.

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Perfect balance. Gained a little but did all mods including re-jetting. I don't like super loud bikes and they don't gain that much true performance. I would do nothing more then remove insert or PMB. If you want YZF performance then that is the bike to get.

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I bought this bike used and was taking apart the exhaust to see if it had been de-baffled and found this tail pipe... is this the stock tail pipe? Or is this the PM pipe? It doesn't look like the typical "pea shooter" that I see posted on this site.

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I tried my '07 WR-450 with no insert, just the spark arrestor. It ran well, but it had an annoying exhaust sound. It wasn't really that loud, it just had kind of a hiss/echo (pfffftttt) under acceleration and it was blowing a bit of soot through the gaps onto the back edges of the muffler at high elevations.

I now have the PMB and really haven't noticed any change in performance from having no insert, but it is very slightly quieter and has a much "smoother", less noticeable, exhaust note.

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