Superjetjim
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Anyone running this setup instead of the PFP with an XS1200?
XS1200 with RRP Carbon Pipe?
- Thread starter Superjetjim
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Superjetjim
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So no one is running this setup? Surprised.. Wondering if I should have kept my PFP now *eeek*
- Location
- Edmonton, AB
most guys with the xs1200 are running a pfp setup by xs. Doesnt mean the rrp is a bad pipe
Tyrant1919
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- Location
- Washington, DC
What XJ said. I can imagine if it offered any semi significant boost in performance, all of the pros would be using it. @ShowtimeStocks is the only freestyle rider I know of that uses that pipe.
- Location
- Edmonton, AB
Rok does
- Location
- Connecticut
Yeah rok used it in his 2012 pro ski i was quite impressed with the pipe
- Location
- Washington
I thought Rok ran a DASA?
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Philip Clemmons
Owner, P&P Performance
- Location
- Richmond, Va
He does. The Dasa setup and the XS setup couldn't be farther apart.
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Can you elaperate on that Philip you a the one too know ???
ive rode back to back the same set up other than the rrp/pfp on a 1100 dasa. I found the rrp hit hard on the bottom but I preferred the drive of the pfp with smooth power.
I rode a xs 1200 with pfp at the weekend and found it easy to ride for setting up a wake but them crazy power when it came to performing a trick mid-top
surely fitting a rrp pipe would just make for an unpleasant ride with to much brap right of the bottom.
I rode a xs 1200 with pfp at the weekend and found it easy to ride for setting up a wake but them crazy power when it came to performing a trick mid-top
surely fitting a rrp pipe would just make for an unpleasant ride with to much brap right of the bottom.
- Location
- Braapp factory
There is a reason why the majority of the best riders at the worlds use the dry pipe. Carbon wrap your PFP Jim and be done with it you tart
Philip Clemmons
Owner, P&P Performance
- Location
- Richmond, Va
Keith and Dan are both right.
Dasa setups are typically very snappy off the bottom and pull into the mid-top, but the biggest hit is off the bottom. The XS stuff is fairly tame on the bottom, but starts in the mid and pulls very hard up top.
Either setup can work for you, if the rest of the boat is setup accordingly.
There were several great running boats from both manufacturers at world finals.
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