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Greenlee37 05-14-2010 01:07 AM

EB Mods pipe
 
Question #1 - I picked up one of these a few years ago when they came out. I really like this pipe. Does anyone have one they might want to get rid of? I cant seem to find one anywhere

Question #2 - I have a leak between the exhaust port of the motor and the pipe. Before you even advise, I have installed 2 different brand new OS exhaust gaskets.. still leaks.. I assume that the header flange has worn becasue the roundness still looks true.. Anyone have any tips or advice on how to remedy this? I thought about spreading some black non-hardening silicone(like I use to seal backplates and carbs) around on the inside of the header pipe flange and letting it dry, then mounting back on the motor. I am thinking this would be better than installing the header when the silicone is wet so then I might be able to remove and re0install the pipe without the silicone "sticking" the two together... Any comments? Thanks in advance

tracyabshire 05-14-2010 05:26 AM

What header gasket are you using.I use the hpi header gaskest on my 2041,it is thicker than all the other ones.It is a purple color one.

jpalessi 05-14-2010 08:08 AM

2041 gaskets
 
You need a beefy gasket on the 2041 cause the opening in the header is slightly larger then average. I like the onfa ones
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...xhaust-Seals-2

Greenlee37 05-14-2010 09:43 PM

I will try some thicker header gaskets.. just didnt think about that becasue when this pipe was new, 2 years ago or so, it fit and worked just fine on a speed motor... not the same motor now, but still a speed, and just cant get it to seal... will try the thicker gaskets you said.... if still doesnt fit, will just find a new header that fits... thanks for your replies and thanks for the PM replies also..

scoobie1 05-15-2010 08:57 AM

Its not black coated like the EB pipe, but Reckward Tuning has a chrome 2041 pipe....Both the EB and the Reckward are re-badged Meikle 2041 pipes.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ine-Tuned-Pipe

Greenlee37 05-15-2010 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by scoobie1 (Post 7408479)
Its not black coated like the EB pipe, but Reckward Tuning has a chrome 2041 pipe....Both the EB and the Reckward are re-badged Meikle 2041 pipes.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ine-Tuned-Pipe


thanks for this info... I will look into it...

Greenlee37 05-17-2010 05:26 PM

which manifold do you prefer on this pipe? short angled or long curved? Current EB version has the long curved header, but running the short angled one will give more bottom end and the epxense of losing a little top end.... Any of you have a preference on the 2041??????

Greenlee37 05-19-2010 12:30 AM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7418455)
which manifold do you prefer on this pipe? short angled or long curved? Current EB version has the long curved header, but running the short angled one will give more bottom end and the epxense of losing a little top end.... Any of you have a preference on the 2041??????

any comments?

JUD 05-19-2010 04:54 AM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7425566)
any comments?

I would go with the one that gives you more bottom end. Considering your only on the straight on an average of 3 to 4 seconds. The rest of the track is mostly low to midrange.

jpalessi 05-19-2010 07:32 AM

i run the tight mbx 80 header cause it fits in the car the best.. lost a lil bit of bottom but gained some top.

hambone 05-19-2010 07:35 AM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7418455)
which manifold do you prefer on this pipe? short angled or long curved? Current EB version has the long curved header, but running the short angled one will give more bottom end and the epxense of losing a little top end.... Any of you have a preference on the 2041??????

The shorter the manifold the more topend/less bottom you will have. Longer gives more bottom, shorter has more top.

Greenlee37 05-19-2010 10:43 AM


Originally Posted by hambone (Post 7426629)
The shorter the manifold the more topend/less bottom you will have. Longer gives more bottom, shorter has more top.

A Main must have a typo then, cuz when I look at both of the Nova manifolds, it is explained the opposite...

hambone 05-19-2010 10:52 AM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7427405)
A Main must have a typo then, cuz when I look at both of the Nova manifolds, it is explained the opposite...

Then A Main has a typo.

n.e.r.d 05-19-2010 01:43 PM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7418455)
which manifold do you prefer on this pipe? short angled or long curved? Current EB version has the long curved header, but running the short angled one will give more bottom end and the epxense of losing a little top end.... Any of you have a preference on the 2041??????

EB had the manifold's length custom made for the v-spec, works best for the 2041 apparently..
In your opinion, how will the EB pipeset be better than the OS 2060?
runtime? power?

Back to your qn 1, I have the EB pipeset and am willing to sell it to you but shipping won't be cheap cos I'm on the other side of the world..:cool:

scoobie1 05-19-2010 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by Greenlee37 (Post 7427405)
A Main must have a typo then, cuz when I look at both of the Nova manifolds, it is explained the opposite...

All the Nova manifolds appear correct to me...which manifold/manifolds are wrong?


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