Muscle Pipe 2
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From: Birmingham,AL
Curtis flew his new Muscle Pipe Muffler at the US Nationals. It is quiet a bit different than the previous Muscle Pipe. It seemed to perform well for him. To me it looks like a KSJ Muffler on steriods.
It is a direct bolt on canister type muffler. The front 3 or 4 inches of the muffer/pipe is about 2 inches in diameter. The back 4 or 5 inches of the muffler /pipe is about 3 .5 inches in diameter. It seemed to preform well for him turning 1850 in a hover and 1800 in aerobatics on a 7.6 ratio with his OS 91 and pimp setup. The set was really quiet also.
David
It is a direct bolt on canister type muffler. The front 3 or 4 inches of the muffer/pipe is about 2 inches in diameter. The back 4 or 5 inches of the muffler /pipe is about 3 .5 inches in diameter. It seemed to preform well for him turning 1850 in a hover and 1800 in aerobatics on a 7.6 ratio with his OS 91 and pimp setup. The set was really quiet also.
David
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I didn't ask him if he was back to using a governor. I know he used one a few years ago. It was one that his dad had designed for him since JR does not have a governor. JR produced a governor for a few months but I think they never really sold any here in the US.
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From: middlesex, NJ
I talked to Curtis and asked about the use of a governor.He told me that he only used the governor for the Hovering maneuvers and turned it off for the aerobatics. His need Muscle pipe will be out in August.
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From: Wellington, NEW ZEALAND
I've noticed that the old Muscle Pipe improved the fuel economy of the OS 50 I've got it on, I wonder if the new pipes will do the same for the 91 sized engines?
Si
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