A smaller tighter track requires less throttle. You are on and off the throttle frequently but you ar only giving it lets say 1/8 throttle when you are on the gas. Verses an open track wher eyou have more room and time to give it half or more throttle.becasue it more open.

I'd like to know the answer to this question as well, as it seems the werks pipes sold out in 2 days, and now I need to get a pipe for the Nitro Challenge to go with my B5

When do you see more smoke come out of your engine, at the beginning or at the end of a long straight?

As long as you don't get the Trinity one that is made in China you will be ok. The Orion one is made it Italy, Ethin K. Runs and it is good. The new Werks pipe and Orion pipe are the same and alot stronger then the old 2013

6 speed tranny in a real car saves gas.

Full throttle on a small track=lower volume of air because lower rpm is used.
Lower speed air through venturi causes lower vacuume signal at needle.
Lower vac signal at needle means less fuel pulled through needle.

High rpm @ large throttle openings create the largest pull of fuel through needle & greatest fuel consumption.

every straight i am on i go full throttle....

+1 performs and more importantly sounds the same! I've been running it in my truggy and it has held up perfectly.

Ron

you have PM

i also have mail for you ron.lol

ron you have paper work in the real mail went out today.

ok guys what pipes and plugs are you runing?

Chops: Get the Werks 2013 pipe and the Werks #5 plugs that is what most of the people seem to be running on here. Or I know Ron said that you could use the P3 plug.

I'm getting the 2013 and I'm going to have to run the P3's the werks plugs are just to much for me right now but I hope to change that soon.

thanks for the info b i got a 2035 i gone try for now.

2013 Werks #5 or OSP3 2035 is good but the 2013 is better.

hey ron...have your 2013 "2010" pipe on backorder with a-main....when do you think that they'll be available..??

A large order of pipes should be shipping to me right around the end of next week.

Regards,

Ron