Pipe lengths
05-28-2009, 01:24 AM
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Pipe lengths
Hi folks,
Anyone got info handy on pipe lengths for 2.5cc engines?
I'm planning to bench run my OPS speed .15 this weekend, it's a FISE config. Has a header and I have an 1110 pipe, aka "nitro" pipe. I'd like to know numbers in the 20k to high 20's range.
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MJD
Anyone got info handy on pipe lengths for 2.5cc engines?
I'm planning to bench run my OPS speed .15 this weekend, it's a FISE config. Has a header and I have an 1110 pipe, aka "nitro" pipe. I'd like to know numbers in the 20k to high 20's range.
Thanks,
MJD
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RE: Pipe lengths
Greetings MJD,
If you don't get a response here, you may like to try the C/L speed forum (maybe you know about it?) on http://forums.delphiforums.com/flyfast/startwhere a good number of F2A flyers lurk and would help i'm sure.
Good uck!
P
05-28-2009, 11:40 PM
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RE: Pipe lengths
MJD, I would not take anybody's word about what length to hack away from. A C/L guy is operating a plane with more prop and less plane than what you would think is possible for RC.
Just go through the steps outlined by Macs with your intended prop and you'll get results within the hour.
Just go through the steps outlined by Macs with your intended prop and you'll get results within the hour.
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RE: Pipe lengths
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MJD, I would not take anybody's word about what length to hack away from. A C/L guy is operating a plane with more prop and less plane than what you would think is possible for RC.
Just go through the steps outlined by Macs with your intended prop and you'll get results within the hour.
MJD, I would not take anybody's word about what length to hack away from. A C/L guy is operating a plane with more prop and less plane than what you would think is possible for RC.
Just go through the steps outlined by Macs with your intended prop and you'll get results within the hour.
MJD
