Good pipe for low end
#1
Good pipe for low end
I just purchased a Mugen MBX-4 XR that came with an RB C4 engine in it. I have to say that it is a very fast engine, unfortunately, the local track I go to is kinda small and I need some low end. So my question is, which one piece pipe will get me more low end?
Also, once this engine dies (and who knows when since i got it used), i plan to swap engines rather than doing a rebuild. I was suggested a L. Collari engine by someone at my local shop and was wondering if anyone else has any experiences with these. The price is about $100 less than another RB or an OS. Or maybe just some other suggestions on decent engines that dont break the bank
Also, once this engine dies (and who knows when since i got it used), i plan to swap engines rather than doing a rebuild. I was suggested a L. Collari engine by someone at my local shop and was wondering if anyone else has any experiences with these. The price is about $100 less than another RB or an OS. Or maybe just some other suggestions on decent engines that dont break the bank
#3
The Pipe for the RC10GT is a good low end pipe with the one without the hanger end being a bit better than the newer one as far as bottom end.
Kiiski
Kiiski
#4
Tech Apprentice
Originally posted by Kiiski
The Pipe for the RC10GT is a good low end pipe with the one without the hanger end being a bit better than the newer one as far as bottom end.
Kiiski
The Pipe for the RC10GT is a good low end pipe with the one without the hanger end being a bit better than the newer one as far as bottom end.
Kiiski
Anyway. I use a RB 063 pipe, its a great pipe. I belive ofna offers a really cheap version of the same pipe for like 50 bucks, I'd go for it. Its called the ofna 063, so.
#6
Tech Apprentice
The Ofna 063 is a great pipe, I couldnt tell any diffrence from my RB 063. The 063 is low end, 086 is top-end and the 053 is mid-range.
#7
Aww crap,
My first thought was, well aren't we a bunch of @%#$&^&*,
But then I actually read the post and, uh, noticed the uh, 1/8th scale reference and realized I'm the @%#$&^&*.
Sorry guys,
Kiiski
My first thought was, well aren't we a bunch of @%#$&^&*,
But then I actually read the post and, uh, noticed the uh, 1/8th scale reference and realized I'm the @%#$&^&*.
Sorry guys,
Kiiski