- Location
- Washington
Getting rid of a bpipe for a dry pipe lol.
Blackjacks
- Thread starter paczowski123
- Start date
That's backwards, used B-pipes go for $600+, used dry pipes go for $300-$500 and make more power. Buzzard is probably talking about the guys putting 48mm carbs on 701s.
- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
More power where though..Isn't that a mod/top end pipe?
With the right setup, more power where it counts, why do you think everybody is swapping their B pipes for Powerfactor pipes?
- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
Powerfactor I understand, but wouldn't swap for a type 4..I run my B fairly dry and haven't had any problems..actually just the opposite it doesn't ever really get that hot..may be jetted a bit rich though not too sure..
- Location
- fortcollins
Fullspec 46 single
- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
Did you purchase the carb new or used? I'd assume the novis/full specs are far more expensive?
- Location
- fortcollins
they are very expensive, but had a few favors coming my way and ended up with a fullspec in my lap, I got a buckshot 46 forsale if your interested
The more people that think like this, the more $250 dry pipes I can buy.
- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
What does a new full spec cost? Just out of curiosity, as it looks like a novi is about 650?
- Location
- fortcollins
shhhhhhhhh, keep that on the DLThe more people that think like this, the more $250 dry pipes I can buy.
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Im gonna run aType 4 dry pipe. Isn't a pfp basically a type 9 laid down
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- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
These pipes are not in production anymore (type 4) are they?? Why did they stop producing them if they are a good pipe? Seems if they were a good product and outperformed everything else they would have continued producing them?? (Not sarcastic just asking)
The big engines can move enouth air to make a true bore carb work. A small engine, especially single carb can be difficult to tune for sustained full throttle. Use a standard SBN46, it has a smaller venturi that is more forgiving on single setups.
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Yep can't go wrong with a good set of sbn46s. And all the money you would save as well
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- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
Based on prices people ask for carbs and what I was quoted from Art, not a whole terribly lot..well worth just getting a carb sent to me ready to go rather than worrying about the jetting, purchasing jets/springs/rebuild kits, people selling you junk, and less riding time...
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- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Thats cool man idk what art charges for a set of 46s. But know u can get brand new set of sbn46s from jetmaniac
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- Location
- Forsyth County, GA
Oh I have never seen those on his lists I'll have to check them out..does he sell them modified/jetted or just empty carbs? Also the reason I'm not really against spending a little more is because I have a single carb setup so I only buy one
..I will be running the single carb setup for another year or so as well, so to me I could get my money's worth IMO.- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Very true man. Im not sure I need to ask him. I dont even know what jetting im going to have to run on mine
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- Location
- Victoria BC
Anyone have pics of the BUN 50mm? I remember seeing it somewhere.