BTW when you get around the 5 gallon mark the engine will really wake up. I think I have 10 gallons on mine, its all original and going strong.

I am right around flush on bottom. maybe just a little in from flush and .90mm in from flush on top.

Thanks guys. BTW Joey, they are running oval this week so there won't be any off road till the following week.

I have one forsale if anyone is looking for one.. 1 gallon of Trinity 30% with more oil for breakin gallon, then 1 gallon of Byrons 2nd Gen 30% threw it. Re-pinched and timing shimmed for smoother bottom end power.

2035 tiger thunder pipe the same as the reedy pipe? Nobody seems to have the reedy pipe, and my motor came in light a pipe and header cause they were out of stock.

Why would you Pinch an engine that only has TWO gallons on it? I thought that was for engines that had lost compression?

This is the same thing as the new Reedy set that is coming out.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ned-Pipe-Black

Dont worry about the stinger, this pic has the old one shown.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Manifold-Black

I figured it was, but If I cant get the reedy pipe why not have something Shiny!!!... I'll probably end up getting the associated pipe. I have a 2050 o.s. and a jp3 I can use, which one would be better to use till I get the right pipe?

The black ones are nice because it cleans extremely easy with just a rag. The chrome ones you have to cook in antifreeze.

What does cooking in antifreeze do?

Yes, Do essplain

And you still didnt answer my question of which pipe would be better

Thanks for all the help Joey, You're making my transition to the dark side even less painless.....

When you cook your chrome pipes/headers in a crock pot full of antifreeze they come out looking like new again. I normally cook them over night in the garage or here at the shop.

2050 or 2060 will work great, any JP pipe will kill your mileage.

Thats cool, I'll be sure to tell my wife who's responsible for giving me this idea and ruining the crock pot

I will second Joey on the 2050 pipe. Worked great with my engine. I only switch because I prefer to run pipes made for the particular engine. So I picked up the Black Non-stick 2035. I think it actually made the engine more lively then the 2050. Runs slightly cooler too. Clean up is a breeze.