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Good All Around Powerband

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PiErow

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Which pipe is durable, and has a good all around powerband?
 
The Vantage CF pipes are very durable. If you go to their site they have a vid of them smashing a polished al pipe with the CF one. I never got a chance ro run mine so I'm not sure on the powerband.
 
ac you need to learn a little about carbon fiber, cf if rigid, so beating a soft pipe with it will dent the softer pipe, but under impact the softer pipe is going to save your header, pipe and engine, carbon will either fracture, shatter. rendering it useless, or it will smash the exshaust poet off your engine, in normall use with no nasties the cf will be fine, but so will the normall pipe at a cheaper price
 
2050...isn't that the one they say to use....I only hear and see good things w/ that combo on a buggy or truggy
 
Yup the 2050 is a great all around pipe. Chris is using a PRP 086 with great results,and a JP-2 would be OK,the V-spec has sooooo much grunt you may not need a low end pipe. What is this going into?
 
psunitro said:
Yup the 2050 is a great all around pipe. Chris is using a PRP 086 with great results,and a JP-2 would be OK,the V-spec has sooooo much grunt you may not need a low end pipe. What is this going into?
The V-spec has so much top end that you might actually be better off with a low end pipe for racing. It helps to keep the fuel consumption down, very useful for those long A mains.
 
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