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If it helps , i set the carbs at 5.5 turns out from bottomed out all the way on lsn (pull slide barrel out when running needle in) and 4 turns out from bottomed out on hsn
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So I need some pipe choice advice. I have a modded Beat BT5 and the modder told me to get a pipe that will let the engine "breathe". I would like to stay with a nova pipe and have a 021 header. I have a 9901 and have access to a 2096 and 9886. I'm having a hard time finding info on all the pipes and what they will be good for. This is going in a buggy. Thanks for the help
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9901 will be a good point to start with.. run it with that first... if you find you have to much bottom try the 2096..
i have found (this is just me) getting the right tune on a 2096 to be a little more tricky than the 9901.. so i prefer the 9901.. that's just personal preference |
Ok sounds great. Thanks
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Originally Posted by egobrkr
(Post 13836195)
So I need some pipe choice advice. I have a modded Beat BT5 and the modder told me to get a pipe that will let the engine "breathe". I would like to stay with a nova pipe and have a 021 header. I have a 9901 and have access to a 2096 and 9886. I'm having a hard time finding info on all the pipes and what they will be good for. This is going in a buggy. Thanks for the help
my advice. I had a 9901 and a 2096 sold them both. I run a 2058 or 9886 on a p5. |
Originally Posted by merdith6
(Post 13839270)
Considering the modders advice I would say the 9886. Its a 2 chamber the other 2 are 3 chambers.
The homologation has expired and it's not on the list of approved pipes. Hence it's only suitable for bashers. |
Originally Posted by Eivind E
(Post 13839780)
9886 is not race legal anymore, it's a 2 chamber pipe.
The homologation has expired and it's not on the list of approved pipes. Hence it's only suitable for bashers. |
Originally Posted by Maximo
(Post 13839856)
that is if you race somewhere that they actually enforce such goofy doodle pipe rules....
What's the point of running a 2-chamber pipe anyway, fuel consumption goes way up and as engine performance increases, loss of traction becomes a problem. I just also find it really odd that some people go around recommending non-legal pipes to everyone, what's the point of that.. is it not wiser to spend your money on a legal pipe? |
Originally Posted by Eivind E
(Post 13840590)
Uhumm. You would think every major race would check on tech inspection.
What's the point of running a 2-chamber pipe anyway, fuel consumption goes way up and as engine performance increases, loss of traction becomes a problem. I just also find it really odd that some people go around recommending non-legal pipes to everyone, what's the point of that.. is it not wiser to spend your money on a legal pipe? |
Originally Posted by hambone
(Post 13840670)
All pipes are legal where we race....
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Originally Posted by Chris Reilly
(Post 13840857)
Same here and I like it.
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I have not been to an event that checked pipes. I have been to one that checked weight and fuel capacity.
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Originally Posted by hambone
(Post 13840910)
I have zero plans to race in Europe.
9.2.4.2 A ROAR or IFMAR approved muffler or tuned pipe must be used in all ROAR sanctioned events. http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/mufflers/mu...8th%202014.pdf Notice that 9886 is not on it. |
Question for the pro's . What motor to get next is my question .
Benn running a novarossi plus21-4btt [tuned] motor has been great but its time to move on . What did you guys find that was better then the plus 4 ? looking for options thanks |
Originally Posted by Eivind E
(Post 13840994)
ROAR rulebook:
Which I assume means this list: http://www.ifmar.org/pdf/mufflers/mu...8th%202014.pdf Notice that 9886 is not on it. no mention of 3 chamber... no one in the US runs EFRA or IFMAR... just an FYI 10.5 MUFFLER RULES 10.5.1 All vehicles raced at a ROAR-sanctioned event must be equipped with muffler that complies with the following specifications. 10.5.2 The muffler/pipe must be of a multiple chamber design with an internal or external silencer. The maximum inside dimension of the exhaust outlet pipe is .5 inches (13mm). On STC and Sports/GT vehicles, the muffler stinger may not extend more than .4 inches (10mm) outside of body. On Formula vehicles, the muffler stinger must exit within the body shell side pods and point down towards the track surface. 10.5.3 Maximum noise level allowed is 85 dB(A) measured at a 90 degree angle to the direction of travel of the vehicle at a distance of 33 feet, 3 feet above the ground, with the engine at maximum throttle and at all speeds. The Race Director may decide on a different method of noise measurement as long as the results are the same. If there is no noise level equipment available, the Race Director can decide whether a vehicle that produces a noise level in excess of other cars will be allowed to compete. |
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