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woow duh i cant belevie i forgot about those yeah ur rite probly gonna get a dasa then cuz of byrd butt there is a 450r racer that uses motoworks and wins all the time its not mx or gncc i forget and rosseir is betta 4 the 04 and 05 models dasa is betta 4 the 06 and up

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for the 04/05 models im going to say get the motoworks full system, They did alot of developing with those exhausts. Rossier would be my number two followed by sparks.

For the 06+ I would say Dasa is the way to go.

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Has anyone tried the Le xx Exhaust for the TRX 450 I have one on my KFX450 it it is sweet the sound is great and it out performs the Yoshi I had on it before you also can't beat the price of 180.00 you may want to give it a try I was impressed.

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