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RedStarRevels	PX 200 exhausts		Lead	[-]
Learner Rider Posts: 30 29/04/09 10:57 AM	Tags : vespa, question, px200, exhausts, tuning Hey guys, I'm looking to stick a new pipe onto my PX200 and don't fancy the standard one. A bit more power would be nice, but I'm not gettin into tuning the engine or anything too fancy. I'd be ok with changing the suspension and doing something small to the engine, what are my options? Has anyone seen one of these? What are they like? http://www.sip-scootershop.com/Products/SIP0800/Exhaust+SIP+T5+PRO+Vespa+P200.aspx Other suggestions? Thanks as always. Last Edited By: RedStarRevels 29/04/09 2:41 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Scooter-forums God Posts: 3866 29/04/09 2:09 PM Moderator	I had a couple of Sito + exhausts on my 200 and found that they gave better acceleration and a little better top speed, however if you want to spend pounds ten then there are loads of options. The benefit of the Sito is it's virtually identical to the standard, and easy to fit. As for the link what are we looking at??? I've sen loads of frayed clutch cables!! Twist n'Twts* They're the future
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Learner Rider Posts: 30 29/04/09 2:41 PM	Bllx! Wrong link! Sorry, the one I was lookin at was http://www.sip-scootersho...P+T5+PRO+Vespa+P200.aspx Sorry mate! I'm always doin' that. I looked at the SITO ones, they're only €80 or so, would I notice a difference? I'm looking for something that'll gimme a little extra poke and maybe a better sound. I could tune a little, but reliablity and practicality are my main neccessities as I use her every day. Thoughts?
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Scooter-forums God Posts: 3866 29/04/09 3:46 PM Moderator	It wont propel you to 80 mph but will give you better accereration through the gears and a decent top speed, I had mine dyno'd at the same time as the first one was fitted and noticed a much better performance. As it's identical to look at then practicality of wheel changing isn't an issue plus mine lasted for nearly 4 years and that was used daily for work and back. Looking at the link it is very similar to the Sito, how does it compare in price? I don't know about it so can't say about reliability etc but can say I never had a problem with the Sito. Twist n'Twts* They're the future Last Edited By: vespaoldfart 29/04/09 3:54 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Learner Rider Posts: 30 29/04/09 4:02 PM	It's the acceleration I'm looking for, thanks oldfart. I think I'll have a go of one of them so. Is it worth upgrading to sportier springs as well? I'm looking to get the quickest, easiest performance improvement. Nice one for the help.
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Scooter-forums God Posts: 3866 29/04/09 4:23 PM Moderator	Apart from the exhaust I didn't upgrade anything but had the finances been available better shocks would have been on the cards. Cheers Dave Twist n'Twts* They're the future
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