exhaust pipes
09-17-2003, 07:50 PM
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RE: exhaust pipes
I can't help you for that particular model. What size engine is in it and does it have rear or side exhaust? There are plenty of companies that provide exhausts for most engines. I have a Dynamite header and exhaust I snagged from ebay for about $7 shipping included and it runs like a champ.
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09-18-2003, 05:42 PM
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RE: exhaust pipes
I did not like the exhaust on my Hyper 7 PBS. I put a Dynamite 1/8 scale pipe on and it really helped my performance alot. It made a huge difference. i got the 1 piece pipe so I did not have to use a rubber cuppler on it. Those things always come off.... THat is why I did not like the stock one. The coupler would come off and have to put it all back together.... When I got the 1 piece pipe the performance went through the rough... I like the Dynamite pipes, never used them before until then...
09-18-2003, 08:09 PM
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RE: exhaust pipes
Well, if your buggy is rear exhaust and a .21 then go to your LHS and ask for a 1/8 scale dynamite pipe.
What pipe produces a good mid - high range, my motor has lots of bottem end grunt, but lacks high powerband.
What pipe produces a good mid - high range, my motor has lots of bottem end grunt, but lacks high powerband.
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09-19-2003, 03:46 PM
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RE: exhaust pipes
gsir - the .25 engine u have is a REAR exhaust, not a side exhaust. plus, a .25 is the same as a .21 .26 ect, they are all bog blocks. Take a look at either the THS one piece pipe, or the novarossi .21 pipe. Both give tons of low end power, and will last a lifetime. a bit more expensive but worth it.
However - rather than upgrading your pipe, i would tell u to upgrade your engine. the force .25 is only a fair sport engine. U can upgrade to an OS .21RG for about 120.00 which will offer more power and alot more reliability. Or, if u can afford the tab, the OS .21VZ will produce more power than 2 of the engines u have now.
However - rather than upgrading your pipe, i would tell u to upgrade your engine. the force .25 is only a fair sport engine. U can upgrade to an OS .21RG for about 120.00 which will offer more power and alot more reliability. Or, if u can afford the tab, the OS .21VZ will produce more power than 2 of the engines u have now.
09-20-2003, 03:38 PM
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RE: exhaust pipes
If you're looking for better top speed, take a look at the Ofna 086 pipe. If you're looking for more torque, then the Ofna 063 would be the way to go. Both offer significant increases in performance over the stock pipe.
