sidewaze

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My stock pipe on my 8ight RTR is broken around the stinger. Now I'm rather new to this still so would appreciate input. Call the hobby store where I purchased the car to purchase stock one but he doesn't carry. He recommended a one can't remember mfg but had a re-enforced stinger. Now what would be a good match to the motor and will I have to re-tune my motor after.

crazy4wdracer

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The Jammin pipes have reinforced stingers. It just depends on what you want (Bottom end, Mid Range, Top End, etc.)

sidewaze

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i would like a mid-range pipe. that would be most useful at my track.

zJatoRad

iTrader: (38)

a JP-3 or a Dynamite 053 should do the trick!

thecman26

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http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4637

sidewaze

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The pipe my hobby shop is recommending is a Go EFRA 2047 pipe. Will this be a good match to my 427. Future plans are to get a Go 3 port R spec engine.

sidewaze

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What effect will the cracked stinger have on performance if I want to run my car? Just wanted to test my new servos when I noticed the stinger was bent and tried to straighten and it cracked/opened around the stinger base.

air8

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What ever you choose, DON'T get a pipe to enhance the bottom end. The Mach 427 makes TONS of torque. So you will want to focus the tuning more on mid-top end performance. Seriously. With the Mach and a low-mid pipe the buggy will just unload the tires every time. Even with the soft black clutch springs and soft aluminum shoes/or carbon shoes, the engine makes enough torque to overpower everything. That engine just flat rips.

So try to focus the tune more on mid-top. Your tires and wallet will thank you later. LOL.

jamminnay

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ofna 086

snowboarder0322

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You cannot go wrong with a Jammin jp3. The sound is insane. Makes you feel the power of the rc beast.