DEP Exhaust Front Pipe - Suzuki RM80 RM85 1989-On - Nickel
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This DEP Exhaust Front Pipe is designed for owners of Suzuki RM80 and RM85 models from 1989 onwards looking to enhance performance and replace their stock exhaust. It offers a high-flow system to increase power and improve exhaust flow, reducing back pressure. A potential caveat is the aftermarket nature, which may require specific installation knowledge.
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| Model Part Number | DEPS2805 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DEP |
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FAQs
Is this exhaust pipe legal for road use?
This is a performance exhaust designed for off-road and track use. Its legality for road use depends on local regulations regarding noise and emissions, which vary by region.
Will this pipe fit my specific year RM80/RM85?
This pipe is designed for Suzuki RM80 and RM85 models from 1989 to the present. Please double-check your model year for confirmation.
What kind of performance gains can I expect?
Dyno testing indicates maximum performance gains. Real-world gains depend on your specific bike's condition and other modifications.
How is the sound quality of this exhaust?
The DEP Exhaust Front Pipe features a sporty and aggressive sound profile.
Do I need to rejet my carburetor after installing this pipe?
While not always strictly necessary, optimal performance gains may be achieved by adjusting your carburetor's jetting to match the improved exhaust flow. Consult a professional if unsure.
What is the warranty on this product?
Information regarding warranty is typically provided by the retailer. Please refer to the point of purchase for details on warranty coverage.
Can I paint or coat the nickel finish?
While it's possible, painting or coating the nickel finish may not adhere well and could void any warranty. The nickel finish is designed for durability and aesthetics as is.
Troubleshooting
Exhaust leak at connection point
Ensure all gaskets are properly seated and clamps are tightened securely. Re-check pipe alignment.
Reduced performance after installation
Verify correct fitment and ensure no obstructions in the exhaust path. Confirm compatibility with other engine modifications.
Unusual rattling noise
Check that all mounting hardware and heat shields are securely fastened. Inspect for loose internal baffles (if applicable).
Corrosion on the nickel finish
Clean the affected area with a mild soap and water solution. Dry thoroughly and consider applying a protective metal polish suitable for plated surfaces.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significant power gains verified by dyno testing.
- Improved throttle response due to reduced back pressure.
- Durable construction with a high-quality nickel finish.
- Sporty and aggressive sound profile.
- Hand-crafted in the UK for superior quality control.
Cons
- May require professional installation or advanced mechanical skills.
- The louder exhaust note may not be suitable for all riding environments.
- Not a direct OEM part, potential for minor fitment adjustments.
- Aftermarket part, may affect warranty status with manufacturer.
- Can be more expensive than standard replacement pipes.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This front pipe is specifically designed for Suzuki RM80 and RM85 models manufactured from 1989 onwards.
Setup: Installation involves removing the stock front exhaust pipe and replacing it with the DEP unit. Ensure all mounting hardware is securely fastened. It is recommended that installation be performed by a qualified mechanic or an individual with experience in motorcycle exhaust systems to ensure proper fitment and sealing.
Care: To maintain the nickel finish, clean the pipe regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the plating. Periodically check all mounting points and clamps for tightness to prevent leaks or vibrations. After extensive use, especially in wet or muddy conditions, a thorough cleaning will help prevent corrosion.