Lay down pipe ?'s

[Jyzmbe]

I see a lot of big motors and pipes running just an enhancer, are they leaving a lot on the table? I will possible go total loss when I go a larger pv motor. Maybe I'll just run my b-pipe but all the people that say a lay down pipe makes night and day difference makes me want to switch.

@Twake was on an enhancer and he didn't feel any noticeable difference between his bpipe and going to the tnt. It all depends on your setup and what you want out of it. A dry pipe makes the most power but you may not like the results if you just bolt on a pfp.


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[x2mafia]

Not dogging you bud but you'd better ride a few more skis. It's hard to know what good is until you've ridden it. Each motor will react differently to each setup. I can tell you with my setup the PFP was a way better choice.

What's good for me may not be what's good for you.

 

[SpaceCowboy]

What's good for me may not be what's good for you.

You missed my point. It's all good. Carry on.

 

[x2mafia]

You missed my point. It's all good. Carry on.

And He has the same motor I do so technically my comment was the most helpful to his question LOL like I already said I haven't hardly ridden anything.

 

[Vortex]

I see a lot of big motors and pipes running just an enhancer, are they leaving a lot on the table? I will possible go total loss when I go a larger pv motor. Maybe I'll just run my b-pipe but all the people that say a lay down pipe makes night and day difference makes me want to switch.

It's gonna hit way harder going from an enhancer and stock flywheel lightened or not. More timing down low and a 1lb flywheel. Hotter spark as well which is good for firing more compression.