Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
05-27-2006, 06:48 AM
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Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
Anyone trying the new JP3 pipe. What would a 3 chaber pipe add to a stock motor in the Jammin CRT??
http://www.ofna.com/
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05-27-2006, 08:44 AM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
where can i get one of these i aleady have the jp1 but i would like a few to choose from will mabey get the 2 and the 3 so i have a selection for different tracks.
05-27-2006, 08:09 PM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
Nitrohouse has them - announce availability on the ofna forums well over a week ago now.
www.nitrohouse.com
www.nitrohouse.com
06-25-2006, 06:12 PM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
I just got mine (JP-3). It is a difinite in between for the JP-1 and JP-2. I personally would rather keep my JP-2 and gear down to a 13/14 pinion. The JP-2 seemed to have much here top end.
Just my two cents.
Just my two cents.
06-25-2006, 10:13 PM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
I've been running the Hong Nor version of the pipe for a couple of months on a 928. I'd say they've done a reasonable job of combining the characteristics of the JP1 and 2. The top end isn't as full as a Novarossi 086 but it doesn't seem too far off. What you're getting is the bottom-end that many mid/high-end pipes lack, not that the 928 needs any bottom end. I just notice it made the bottom-end more pronounced than it is on the Nova..086 I usually run.
03-21-2007, 05:24 AM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
Its the third pipe down, [link=http://www.nitrohouse.com/1_8_pipes.htm]This should take you there.[/link] It looks like its on back order.
10-26-2007, 10:37 AM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
haha i was reccomended this pipe buy a few people so did a search on it and this is what i found, rather then opening a new thread figured id put this back to use
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
10-26-2007, 10:47 AM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
Hmmm... This is eye-opening to me..
I recently got a new Picco 28 for my LST2, and got the JP-3 for it assuming it was a top-end pipe.. I want as much top-end as possible, as most of these 28's(LRP, Axials, the basic sub-$200 class..) I run have plenty of torque.. I want a screamer...
Should I sell the JP-3 and get an 086??
I recently got a new Picco 28 for my LST2, and got the JP-3 for it assuming it was a top-end pipe.. I want as much top-end as possible, as most of these 28's(LRP, Axials, the basic sub-$200 class..) I run have plenty of torque.. I want a screamer...
Should I sell the JP-3 and get an 086??
10-26-2007, 11:58 AM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
i have the axial .28 rr and it does have a ton of torque with the 086 but for me it wasnt functional the jp2 works well for my application.
10-26-2007, 04:53 PM
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RE: Ofna's Jp3 Pipe
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Hmmm... This is eye-opening to me..
I recently got a new Picco 28 for my LST2, and got the JP-3 for it assuming it was a top-end pipe.. I want as much top-end as possible, as most of these 28's(LRP, Axials, the basic sub-$200 class..) I run have plenty of torque.. I want a screamer...
Should I sell the JP-3 and get an 086??
Hmmm... This is eye-opening to me..
I recently got a new Picco 28 for my LST2, and got the JP-3 for it assuming it was a top-end pipe.. I want as much top-end as possible, as most of these 28's(LRP, Axials, the basic sub-$200 class..) I run have plenty of torque.. I want a screamer...
Should I sell the JP-3 and get an 086??
The lrp has more top end then it does torque.
