ths racing pipe

[flypuzz]

I was wondering if any one had info on the ths racing truggy pipe?
ill be running it on a os .28 .
thanks.

 

[Scrogg]

O.S. .28 needs an 086 or JP-2 pipe or preferably one of the O.S. pipes that O.S. recommends.
That engine is just stupid fast regardless of what you run on it.
I loved my THS Revo pipe, THS makes a quality product. I have never seen anyone race a THS pipe in 1/8th scale racing though....so there may be a good reason.

 

[frickenjoey]

I use THS on one of my Savages and my T-Maxx. They are btoh really good pipes but I think they are more of a bashers pipe than a racers. I am very fond of the entire Jammin JP pipe line up the are very competitive. Not to bad of a price either. So sorry that does not answer your question...have not used them...lol

 

[flypuzz]

thanks for the info . i thank ill take it off and try the jp-2 pipe.

 

[Scrogg]

I do like the JP-2 and JP-3, but their downside is, they are heavy in comparison to a 086.
The JP-2 and 086/9886 pipes are very similar performance wise. I am currently running a Dynamite Platinum series hard anno 086 pipe. Structurally it is stronger than the JP series, but weighs a lot less.
Both the JP pipes I had would flatten out on the bottom from chassis slapping on jumps.
3 gallons on the Dynamite and it still looks new, no dents at all. They were mounted on the same truck under the same conditions with same pipe hanger wire. I have the dynamite pipe sitting about 2-3 mm from the chassis at the lowest point as well.
I only paid around 35 bucks for it off E-Bay, it really lets an engine rev out hard. Loads of power from a .21 from bottom to top.