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Originally Posted by jpalessi
(Post 4700933)
There's a good deal for ya Max. :smile:
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I just got back from the Manufacturer's Cup and I past alot of cars on the long straight.It was the first weekend with the Eb modded Extech 21 and it hauls major a$$.Lee Hackney
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I tried a couple of different pipes that I have seen reccomended on here. I used a 053 and a 086 made by Power Racing (I got a deal on both). I ended up going with the 053 at the small track I run at and think the 086 may be better suited to a larger track. Question is with so many mfg.'s now making pipes, how much different is, say the 053 between them all. Seems to me that the Nova 9853 and the Grp 2053 for example should be pretty close to one another. I had thought all pipes were spec.'ed by EFERA for the most part. Any help would be great because the price differance between some pipes is alot for what I would think are the same pipes.
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i have a stock exteck. it got the 2013 pipe.
it only run 8 mins on a tank in a truck and has no where near enought power were runing os p6 in what are we doing wrong |
it also had very lil pintch when we fired it up. it felt like one my vspec i ran a gallon on
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Originally Posted by Teufel Racing
(Post 4708115)
I tried a couple of different pipes that I have seen reccomended on here. I used a 053 and a 086 made by Power Racing (I got a deal on both). I ended up going with the 053 at the small track I run at and think the 086 may be better suited to a larger track. Question is with so many mfg.'s now making pipes, how much different is, say the 053 between them all. Seems to me that the Nova 9853 and the Grp 2053 for example should be pretty close to one another. I had thought all pipes were spec.'ed by EFERA for the most part. Any help would be great because the price differance between some pipes is alot for what I would think are the same pipes.
GRP 2053 is in no way related to the 9853/053 pipes...the GRP pipe is a very restrictive 3 chamber pipe... |
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also try using differant restrictors i had a 8 in my modded and went to a sirio 7 and i got more run time ...i ran a 15 min main pitted at 6:50 and ran out at 17:40 with the temp at 176.....
nova 9853 pipe and p3 plug... one more thing to think of i guess some rules are changing here in the near future with pipes from what the guys at fusion told me is the nova 9853 will be illegal for the 09 roar rules its to load so their making people switch to a 3 chamber like the grp pipe...boooooo lol if anyone knows about this let us know more.... |
Originally Posted by C.Poh
(Post 4709550)
also try using differant restrictors i had a 8 in my modded and went to a sirio 7 and i got more run time ...i ran a 15 min main pitted at 6:50 and ran out at 17:40 with the temp at 176.....
nova 9853 pipe and p3 plug... one more thing to think of i guess some rules are changing here in the near future with pipes from what the guys at fusion told me is the nova 9853 will be illegal for the 09 roar rules its to load so their making people switch to a 3 chamber like the grp pipe...boooooo lol if anyone knows about this let us know more.... just more ways to suck money from the consumers..... too loud LOL :rolleyes: |
That doesn't surprise me. The question is will they require 2xxx number pipes or go with full IFMAR rules and require 3xxx number pipes?
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Originally Posted by smracer31
(Post 4653962)
chad, i was racing at revelation tonight and i believe one of the trinity guys called you about my engine. It appears its leaking fuel out of the carb boot. I cleaned it up before the last heat and again before the race and both times there was buildup of muck where it appears to be leaking. If you can pm me your number, or address. I leave Tuesday morning for a week, so i can just send the engine in for an inspection if that's ok with you guys.
On another note, thanks to the guys at revelation for helping me out and pitting for me, made my first race experience nice and fun! i was trying to look for you before i had to leave, my friend was in a hurry and i didn't get a chance to thank you guys. :tire: here's an update,this should give you a better idea of what the issue is, i took the engine out, looks like its definitely leaking from the carb boot. i also snapped a pic of the front bearing, it appears the fuel was dripping from the carb down to the bearing as well. http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...1/768a9599.jpg http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...1/7db99ae6.jpg has this leak been addressed yet? i didnt see a fix posted for it anywhere a couple of guys said email Ed and one said they knew what to do but nothing posted |
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Does anyone now what range these pipes are good for
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