tuned pipe setup
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Personally have no idea I never ran nitro that large (thats what gas is for
) BUT here is a copy and paste from cooper pipes that MAY (or may not) help you out
http://www.cooperpipes.com/
Starting pipe lengths measure down center of header to weld at widest part of the pipe
21-pipe QHP _____________7-8in
45 pipe QHP_____________9 -10.5 in
67 pipe QHP_____________10-11.5 in
90 pipe QHP____________10-12.5 in
QHP-2 Gas pipe __________13.5-14.5in
21 S-pipe ______________7-8.5 in
Cooper Cobra ___________ 13.5 to 15 in.
) BUT here is a copy and paste from cooper pipes that MAY (or may not) help you outhttp://www.cooperpipes.com/
Starting pipe lengths measure down center of header to weld at widest part of the pipe
21-pipe QHP _____________7-8in
45 pipe QHP_____________9 -10.5 in
67 pipe QHP_____________10-11.5 in
90 pipe QHP____________10-12.5 in
QHP-2 Gas pipe __________13.5-14.5in
21 S-pipe ______________7-8.5 in
Cooper Cobra ___________ 13.5 to 15 in.
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Thanks Mike Hey how would this work in general. The mork the engine is modded the longer the pipe. Or wondering if it would be the other way.
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Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
My O.S. 91, when set up with a "pipe length" of 12.5 inches, has a total length of 18 3/4" measured from the glow plug to the very end of the pipe. The pipe is a AA muffled 80/90 from Al Hobbs.
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Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
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Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
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What is the distance from your engine glow plug to that mounting bracket that you show in your picture?
My O.S. 91, when set up with a ''pipe length'' of 12.5 inches, has a total length of 18 3/4'' measured from the glow plug to the very end of the pipe. The pipe is a AA muffled 80/90 from Al Hobbs.
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Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
My O.S. 91, when set up with a ''pipe length'' of 12.5 inches, has a total length of 18 3/4'' measured from the glow plug to the very end of the pipe. The pipe is a AA muffled 80/90 from Al Hobbs.
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OOPS That's why they make erasers. looks like a engineering mistake. My wood hulls have wood dowels epoxied in were I made mistakes. I sand the outside back flush,then reseal Or go down to Ace hardware and get some more Alum.
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The pictures I posted I was showing Mike AKA Toyota Truckin how I got a bum pipe 14in and he said it was 18in from Al. Maybe he made a mistake I don't know. Im waiting to here from him.
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Hey dave, if you end up keeping the pipe an add on muffler should put it right back to the mount, OR make a longer arm to reach back to the pipe I wouldnt move whats mounted the hull looks like its in very nice shape I wouldnt bugger up the hull with plugs unless its a last resort, work on your deal with al to see what happens before anything
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Good news Al has sent me a message that he made a mistake and will be putting the 18in pipe in the mail. And then after running it I will add a muffler on it to save my ears
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I dont know what your talking about the was no mistake made on my part. I bought the boat from my LHS and it had the same pipe on it but the owner needed it so, I bought boat without pipe I just bought the same pipe from Al Hobbs which was suppose to be 18in. but he sent me a chopped up 14in pipe. My Bracket is at about 17in and would work perfect if he sent me the 18in pipe.
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OOPS That's why they make erasers. looks like a engineering mistake. My wood hulls have wood dowels epoxied in were I made mistakes. I sand the outside back flush,then reseal Or go down to Ace hardware and get some more Alum.
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Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
Here is what Im talking about pipe too short.
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OK I got the new pipe but have a few issue's to work out. Build thred is here http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=9012357
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I've started with one pipe ended up with another. use the kiss principal. I've had more than one pipe not preform to my liking. I also cut em or extend em depending on the temp & humidity.



