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Old 11-07-2007, 09:59 AM
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Has anyone tried the JP4 pipe yet?? If so how do you feel about it?
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i dont have one but a guy at a track that was my first time being to said it was almost the same as a jp-3 but seemed like it wouldnt clear out as good on top. the pipe was quiter than a jp-3 tho which i think is pretty loud
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Originally Posted by rhymster
i dont have one but a guy at a track that was my first time being to said it was almost the same as a jp-3 but seemed like it wouldnt clear out as good on top. the pipe was quiter than a jp-3 tho which i think is pretty loud
interesting, i always liked the tone the JP3 put out...
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i wasnt saying i didnt like the tone its just a little louder
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Originally Posted by rhymster
i wasnt saying i didnt like the tone its just a little louder
rhymster, i was saying interesting about the performance part, and just thinking out loud about the sound part...sorry about the confusion...
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This is what some people think of the JP4, back in the "Jammin X1 CR , so close..." post (end of page 135 onwards...):

I always liked the JP1 on my Jammin engine more than any of the other JP pipes as well. Recently one of the guys tried the JP4 and his top speed and fuel economy went up but the low end snap went down. Go with a slightly stiffer clutch spring to compensate.

I haven't actually tried this as I no longer have my Jammin engine, but I do know the JP4 is a good pipe for the engine.
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JP4 works fine on my 21-5t, seems to have more top end than the Nova pipes and still retains good bottom end... this is all in the yard and out the front of my house, but definantly looking forward to race day Sunday....will let you know more then ...

cheers paul..
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I don't think the JP-4 was made to be the latest and greatest of all the JP pipes. The JP-4 is a 3 chamber pipe designed for Europe, thats why it has an EFRA number on it. Just like the Novarossi 9901 pipe (dual on/off road pipe). You can only use a 3 Chamber pipe in Europe now, because they are quieter. Noise is big issue in Europe. I believe a large race coming up was just cancelled becaused of the noise issue with the town. It may have better power in one area and less in another IMO.
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anybody tried the JP4 on the Axe Rossi Mamba engine.....
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Originally Posted by GHETTOTEACHER
Has anyone tried the JP4 pipe yet?? If so how do you feel about it?
i have the JP-4 on a v-pec and like it its smooth has a good tone and the jp-3 is a good all around pipe and so is the 4 but the 4 shows it more what ever the 3 has the 4 is more on
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Well, I ran the JP4 with my RB928...oooooooohhh boy!! That pipe and engine combo works great!! I was listeing to the sound of the motor. It is a little but not much quieter. It does have a great sound. The performance was great!! I'm ordering another for my C6BB7T!! For motors that have a wild and high RPM range this is the pipe!
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bottom line do you need a EFRA pipe?
if not don't bother.
Jammin only released it for europe.
they needed it to race over there
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