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QUESTION,

1. I CANT AFFORD TO BUY A NICE EXHUAST SYSTEM and even the stock mufflers on ebay are way expensive how restrirctive is a stock muffler compared to most aftermarket ones? also i do have the stock head pipe just not the silencer.

2. on mine the pull start is broke and i'm not really worried about having it on right now since they arent cheap to replace. Anyways can i put a side cover frm a newer machine

on there to cover the area?

thanks

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If you can make the YFZ pipe fit, great, it will take a bit of fabrication to make it fit the only other thing I would be worried about is that the YFZ is a high performance motor with a bit more compression than the Warrior, which I would not consider to be a high perfromance engine. Therefore, the YFZ exhuast may not provide sufficient back pressure for the Warriors rather tame engine. Now if your friend has the stock YFZ exhuast with the baffle still in place, that may work if you can get it to fit. Also ebay is your friend. These are the cheapest ones I could find. One you can buy now, bidding ends soon on the other. Nevermind the years, they are all the same. The buy it now one is a full set, you can sell the header that you already have to get some of the money back. Keep checking, you never know when a great deal is going to pop up.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Warrior-EXHAUST-PIPE-2001-yfm350-89-04-350-LOOK-/150463861039?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item230858512f

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1989-Yamaha-Warrior-350-Exhaust-and-Exhaust-Header-/330448582919?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cf0453907

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