[Dreaming rc]

Just curious, will a jp pipe on my .26 make a difference over my factory pipe on my truggy, just need some imput. Want to by one but worried it will not make a difference..

Thanks

[hyper7boy]

Each and every pipe performs differently. By buying a JP pipe, it will change the performance in a certain area (i.e. JP-1: Low End, JP-2: Mid Range, JP-3: All Around performance). Also, you must take into consideration the type of motor you are using. I found that with the O.S. VZB V-Spec it was difficault to get the motor to run properly with a JP-4 pipe. Tell us which motor you have and im sure someone on the forum willbe able to relate and give you feedback on a certain pipe you are using. I guess what im trying to say is that a JP pipe may not be better than your factory pipe, it just depends on your motor.

[Dreaming rc]

I"m using the factory Hot Bodies .26 that came factory with the truggy, it just seem I run out of steam. to fast,bottom end is great,

[Dreaming rc]

Thanks for your help, going to go with the JP2, and a new proline air filtre and try that,,

Thanks for the advice.

Dell

[dreygun]

Originally Posted by Dreaming rc

Just curious, will a jp pipe on my .26 make a difference over my factory pipe on my truggy, just need some imput. Want to by one but worried it will not make a difference..

Thanks

I just put a jp3 on my ravager and now runs quieter but with a ishtload of punch. Definately a sick upgrade!

[Dreaming rc]

Cool thanks, for the input, will definatly get one..

Dell