FMF exhaust Fatty Yamaha 2019-2026 (part no. 18201851)
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FMF exhaust Fatty Yamaha 2019-2026 (part no. 18201851). The pipe replaces the original 2-stroke expansion chamber and connects to the silencer.
Features
- The Factory Fatty is reminiscent of the “works” or cone pipe once used by factory teams and it shares many of the same characteristics with its craftsmanship and material quality
- Broadens and smooths out the power curve while boosting gains throughout the entire power band, more low-end, more mid, and increased over-rev
- No matter what type of riding you do, the Fatty has the benefits you’re looking for
- Lighter 20 gauge steel used for the body of the pipe
- 19 Gauge steel used for the header portion
- Hand pounded seams for smooth flow transitions
- NOTE: Will not pass 2025 FIM sound regulation
Specifications
- Brand: FMF Racing
- Part number: 18201851
- Type: Exhaust
- Material: Steel
- Quantity: Each
- Model: Factory Fatty
- Riding style: Off-road
Fits
- Yamaha (2019-2026)
Why choose FMF?
FMF Racing has been building exhausts in California since 1973 for motocross, enduro and off-road, for both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines.
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