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Any one using/considering this - any opinions? What does ADSD stand for?

Graves have officially introduced the newest Graves ADSD™ systems.

The average ADSD™ sound reduction over a conventional-style exhaust is 2.5db, while maintaining horsepower increases of 12-20%. ?

2007 - 2009 Yamaha YZ450F 98 DB @ 4000 RPM

2008 - 2009 Yamaha YZ250F 98 DB @ 5000 RPM

2008 - 2009 Yamaha WR250R 95 DB @ 5000 RPM

2008 - 2009 Yamaha WR250X 95 DB @ 5000 RPM

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With all of these header types, the can, bomb, external tube, or whatever is grafted on is simply added air volume, usually connected to the main header tube by perforations of one kind or other in the main tube. There are several variations, but in principle, they all strive to work by damping the pressure waves that occur in the header.

When the exhaust valve opens a pressure wave begins traveling out the pipe. These waves have been used for years to "tune" the exhaust. As the pressure wave exits the system in a single diameter open pipe, a wave of negative pressure (vacuum) is "reflected" back toward the exhaust valve, and if it arrives at the port at the right time, it can aid in extracting the remains of the exhaust charge, and help optimize the intake charge. This is most simply done by adjusting the length of the pipe. Things like stepped headers, diametric changes, and muffler design all affect this wave behavior, and the resulting efficiency of the exhaust system in many complicated ways, but the result is still usually a pipe that is most efficient within a fairly narrow rpm range.

This type of modification to the head pipe tends to cause the engine to behave as if the header has no particular fixed length, and while it quite often actually causes a loss of power at the very peak versus the best non-chambered pipes, this scheme usually results in a noticeably wider power curve adding significant gains on either side of peak.

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Well can you clarify then. maybe i can learn something

Thats not the one KJ. Its similar, but different.

You can't buy the exact pipe that Stewart runs, just like how you can't buy the exact bike any factory pro runs, nor would you want to since they probably don't perform as well on a stock engine. You can buy similar pipes though. I was just saying that Akro has been selling a pipe with the expansion chamber like Stewart runs for a few years.

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