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Old 01-23-2008, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by jeff1
I read all information here but I can't decide on what pipe to get
There are a lot of options
picco
efra 069 and 2046
nova
9886
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JP4 JP1
I like the picco pipes as they're made specify for P7R and in theory to get the best performance.. i read every post of pipe but its difficult a consensus
This dyno result of 9886 pipe surprise me
The JP4 seems to be based on 2046 picco, is that right?
any help will be appreciated
086 rocks....JP-1, JP-2 seriously reduce power output...JP-3 and 4 will work "Okay" .........Picco 2047 and 069 also greatly reduce power output.............. Best pipe is definitely 086 on short manifold..also TTR 2035 works well on short manifold......
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Old 01-23-2008, 08:57 PM
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i will get the 086 the dyno graph doesn't lie right
There are variations "copy" don't know of 9886 nova like ofna and dynamite 086 are they good?
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Old 01-23-2008, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by jeff1
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i will get the 086 the dyno graph doesn't lie right
There are variations "copy" don't know of 9886 nova like ofna and dynamite 086 are they good?
Not sure 100%, but the Ofna 086 is very close to 9886 shape wise. The Dynamite 086 appears to have a slightly skinner tube section than the Ofna. It does look the same, but appears to be skinnier to me. I checked these yesterday.
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Old 01-23-2008, 11:41 PM
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Can anyone tell me if the P7 piston/rod/sleeve is the same as the Trinity .21??
It has probably been asked before but I can't be bothered looking back to find out
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Originally Posted by BOOST
Can anyone tell me if the P7 piston/rod/sleeve is the same as the Trinity .21??
It has probably been asked before but I can't be bothered looking back to find out

yes the Trinity 21, Jammin 21 and Picco 21 are all 100 5 identical......... Marketing machines will tellpeople the timings and stuff are different, but in truth they are all 100 % identical...The Jammin JPX 21 has the same crank as the Picco P7R...
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Ive got a MSR 1005 pipe how would that go on this engine or is there a better combo to suite
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Old 01-25-2008, 08:29 PM
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I just bought this engine today, and the piston & sleeve it very tight. when I start to turn the flywheel with my hand it kinda scrubs a little. I put afterrun in before I tried to turn it. Is this a good thing or what? And will this engine be enough for the jammin crt?
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Originally Posted by rawdawgga
I just bought this engine today, and the piston & sleeve it very tight. when I start to turn the flywheel with my hand it kinda scrubs a little. I put afterrun in before I tried to turn it. Is this a good thing or what? And will this engine be enough for the jammin crt?
Must be new to nitro engines. Every nitro engine is like this. Thats why you have to heat it up and break it in.
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Originally Posted by ezveedub
Must be new to nitro engines. Every nitro engine is like this. Thats why you have to heat it up and break it in.
Thanks,I thought something was wrong.
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Originally Posted by ESWLFSE
I bought mine a couple months ago from Kamikaze and it has the new head graphics.
do this engine come with a standard & turbo head?
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The newest version with new cooling head does only come with standard head
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Old 01-29-2008, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Maximo
086 rocks....JP-1, JP-2 seriously reduce power output...JP-3 and 4 will work "Okay" .........Picco 2047 and 069 also greatly reduce power output.............. Best pipe is definitely 086 on short manifold..also TTR 2035 works well on short manifold......
WOW!! That info really rocked my boat!! I'm running a Ofna 053 now (it works ok) , but I was considering getting a JP3 or JP4.

What do you mean when you say some pipes reduce power output??

For example: 086 supposedly gives good power at high revs, so you get a better peak speed, but it isn't as good giving torque in the low rev range...each pipe is good for a determined kind of track / driving style....

Please give us a link to dyno tests, so we can get the best pipe for our needs!!
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i have posted the dynoes earlier in the thread already.... I will try to re-post them later when I have more time...... but all the dynoes have been posted here already, just i am not sure where exactly
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What do you guys do to get the normal non-picco header to fit on the engine? I hate the way the pipe sticks up in the air when you put the header on. This is why I went with the 069 pipe and header. I want to try other pipes, but need to know what others do.

Thanks,
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Originally Posted by YANMAN
What to you guys do to get the normal non-picco header to fit on the engine? I hate the way the pipe sticks up in the air when you put the header on. This is why I went with the 069 pipe and header. I want to try other pipes, but need to know what others do.

Thanks,
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You try the Axe Rossi LSK headers. They have the Picco angled slope exhaust port also.
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