The winner of the VMOA Dyno shoot out on Sat. was running a Hindle . At
the strip on Friday it did not matter if you had a Hindle or Kerker or
even stock . All the races were won or lost in the first 60 feet . I
saw a stocker get a chain drive bike . My first time against Jerry
Ferguson's bike I got him. The second time out we switched lanes and I
lost traction and he got me . His bike dynoed 14 hp less than mine .
That 14 ponies could not catch him :-) .
Last Wed. when the we took our ride together, 50+ Vmaxes, there were a
few of us that started to run out front . It was the first time that I
saw the red line in fith gear since I bought the bike . It did not make
a difference what pipe you had including stock no one could really out
run the pack except a 1500 tourmaster wich would leave you in the dirt
especially if you were rolling on up around a 100 . IMHO I want one of
these engines . They are very smooth and strong .
Stan's info from the the dyno is correct but the dyno never won a race .
I run a Hindle because I like the sound over the Kerker and I know a
couple of HP really makes no difference on the street and it takes two
identical riders with the same skill to actually show the difference in
the two pipes.
Eric
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>
> TC,
>
> My KERKER collector is 2.5". My Hindle was 2" collector with a 2"
> bore straight thru the can. The Kerker "silencer"...yeh right.....is 2.5"
> right thru. The older style Hindle was a 2.25" collector with a major
> restriction in its collector. Just ask Scott T. The newer Hindle was a
> 2" right on thru with no restriction. I still think the newer Hindle is a
> good "all around" pipe. However, the Kerker does make more power.
> Are there any variants of today's Kerker out there? I have no idea. I
> never did any reasearch on the Two Brothers stuff. All I saw was the
> picture..and man does it look like the older style Hindle. All i can
> say is if I had to race my max currently configured to my another 98
> max with the hindle......The Hindle bike would have problems
> keeping up. I'm not saying I would kill him...just a couple of bike
> lengths at the track!
>
> Stan
>
> TC wrote:
>
> > Stan,
> > Thanks for the research info on the pipes .... I was curious if you
> > knew the diameter, (off the top of your head), of the size of the
> > collector on your Kerker .... do you think this guy is 2 1/2 inch ?? I
> > was looking at some of the Hindle variants ... and Holeshot says their
> > collector is 2 1/4 but I am starting to suspect that the Two Bros
> > might be 2 inches even, (their catalog doesn't say).
> > campbell
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Kerker Vs. Hindle
> >
> > > Hi Don,
> > >
> > > I dissagree about the
> > > snip <
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