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Pics of the pipe and such

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Snaped some pics of my scoot and a couple of the wifes.

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Thanks for looking
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Nice!
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rajron wrote:Nice!
Thanks man
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I came very close to buying the Prima pipe when I had my Buddy in for its 1500 mile service. For the money, it looks like a really high quality piece and it looks very, very good in person. I really like the fact that it's a complete system with header and not just a slip-on silencer.

If my Stella test ride doesn't convince me to move on, I'll probably add the pipe this autumn.
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gt1000 wrote:I came very close to buying the Prima pipe when I had my Buddy in for its 1500 mile service. For the money, it looks like a really high quality piece and it looks very, very good in person. I really like the fact that it's a complete system with header and not just a slip-on silencer.

If my Stella test ride doesn't convince me to move on, I'll probably add the pipe this autumn.
pipe is worth every penny
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Does anyone know how much it weighs? The stock one weighs a ton.
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wowza those look very very slick. i still want my own prima...
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what is the noise level difference from your wife's stock pipe to your aftermarket?
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I love the flaming skull decal. Understated yet BADASS!
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Since you've got the Prima and your wife's got the stock pipe, I've gotta know...

Which one's faster? Top speed or low end grunt?
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rob_fuel wrote:Since you've got the Prima and your wife's got the stock pipe, I've gotta know...

Which one's faster? Top speed or low end grunt?
I've got the same question. Do tell. I'll also chime in that it looks awesome on the red Buddy! Heck, any color Buddy!

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Thanks for sharing the photos.... Now I really want a Buddy....
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rob_fuel wrote:Since you've got the Prima and your wife's got the stock pipe, I've gotta know...

Which one's faster? Top speed or low end grunt?
She weighs less than me so hers is faster, I keep up a little better now though. I definitely noticed more top end power
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ThisDude wrote:Does anyone know how much it weighs? The stock one weighs a ton.
Its at least a 2 pound difference
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ScooterTrash wrote:
ThisDude wrote:Does anyone know how much it weighs? The stock one weighs a ton.
Its at least a 2 pound difference
Just to be clear - the Prima is that much lighter, right?

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jetboy wrote:
ScooterTrash wrote:
ThisDude wrote:Does anyone know how much it weighs? The stock one weighs a ton.
Its at least a 2 pound difference
Just to be clear - the Prima is that much lighter, right?

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cooling fan shroud...

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I noticed you've removed the cooling fan shroud from the Buddy with the Prima pipe, but not the Missus' Buddy. Is that removal part of the installation for the Prima? Or did you remove it for cosmetic reasons?
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The shroud removal is not required to install the Prima pipe.
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Simply cosmetic then?

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twharton wrote:The shroud removal is not required to install the Prima pipe.
Must be simply cosmetic then? I'd like to pluck that shroud off my wife's SI. Anyone else done? No ill effects or overheating issues? It's kinda lame, pointing down at the pavement and dirt.....at least point it forward for better, cooler airflow?
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Re: Simply cosmetic then?

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mattgordon wrote:
twharton wrote:The shroud removal is not required to install the Prima pipe.
Must be simply cosmetic then? I'd like to pluck that shroud off my wife's SI. Anyone else done? No ill effects or overheating issues? It's kinda lame, pointing down at the pavement and dirt.....at least point it forward for better, cooler airflow?
OK, I'm probably missing the point. Is that fan shroud where the fan exhausts the cooling air, or is it where it draws the air?

If it is an air intake shroud, I'd think it should be pointed towards the back so as to minimize dust and particle intake.

If it is an exhaust shroud, I'd pipe it up through the floorboards to keep my toes warm in winter ...

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Re: Simply cosmetic then?

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BlueMark wrote:
mattgordon wrote:
twharton wrote:The shroud removal is not required to install the Prima pipe.
Must be simply cosmetic then? I'd like to pluck that shroud off my wife's SI. Anyone else done? No ill effects or overheating issues? It's kinda lame, pointing down at the pavement and dirt.....at least point it forward for better, cooler airflow?
OK, I'm probably missing the point. Is that fan shroud where the fan exhausts the cooling air, or is it where it draws the air?

If it is an air intake shroud, I'd think it should be pointed towards the back so as to minimize dust and particle intake.

If it is an exhaust shroud, I'd pipe it up through the floorboards to keep my toes warm in winter ...

-Mark
It IS the air intake shroud that covers (barely) the cooling fan on the right side near the exhaust header. It only fits on one way...pointing down. Took it off tonight, looks a lot better.
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MikieTaps tells me there's a club for red Buddys with Prima pipes ...

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Orange Guy wrote:MikieTaps tells me there's a club for red Buddys with Prima pipes ...

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HAHA, talk about a dead thread i'll make a new one :wink:
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