Freestyle Power Factor Pipe Myth
- Thread starter zeski25
- Start date
- Location
- Palm Beach, Fl
PF out of stock?
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
- Location
- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Do they only do 10 units per run? I know back stock is a bad thing, but there seems to still be people (a few) that are always waiting, or hoping to find a used one.
- Location
- s florida
they were closed Monday. Try again tomorrow or just send an e-mail
thanks will do
- Location
- St.catharines, Ontario
Thrustinnovation has lots in stock give them a call
Aircraftsalz
Thrust built Dasa Power
- Location
- Off site
I picked up a truck load of these for Brian today from Mark... Thrust innovations has these in stock... Don't wait or you will be waiting again.... Mark said the first shipment he got in was sold out, these are in demand! I wonder why, lol
DK-Freestyle
2011 World Champion
- Location
- Oakley, CA
No waterbox on my World Finals ski.
- Location
- Lake Orion, Michigan
after locking up my motor about a dozen times the last couple seasons, no way will i ever NOT run the PowerFactor Waterbox.
(i bought one last season but never used it / sat on the shelf. that will change this season)
while it does sound amazing without a waterbox, i am tired of getting water back into the motor and over-stressing the components.
i know EME said on his setups the waterbox didn't make any difference when i spoke to him on the phone.
every other person / builder i have talked to swears by that it cleans up bottom end punch and makes the punch more "consistent".
(i bought one last season but never used it / sat on the shelf. that will change this season)
while it does sound amazing without a waterbox, i am tired of getting water back into the motor and over-stressing the components.
i know EME said on his setups the waterbox didn't make any difference when i spoke to him on the phone.
every other person / builder i have talked to swears by that it cleans up bottom end punch and makes the punch more "consistent".
IceRocket1286
Site Supporter
- Location
- Metro Detroit
Botti ran a power factor on his World Finals SXR in 2009 or 2010. It was a power valve setup and the factory pipe dry pipe wouldn't fit. That ski screamed and was pretty slick. Billet cylinder designed to accommodate the yamaha style exhaust manifold, porting, and cooling passages.
In regards to the PowerFactor "myth".....a dry pipe will wake up any motor substantially as long as you can tune a ski. I'd take a dry pipe over a wet pipe any day of the week.
In regards to the PowerFactor "myth".....a dry pipe will wake up any motor substantially as long as you can tune a ski. I'd take a dry pipe over a wet pipe any day of the week.
Cannibal
Tasty Human
- Location
- Summit Lake, WA
It's doable on a stock cyl with that adapter plate Blowsion make. I'd sure like to try one, maybe someday.
- Location
- Northwest, CT
pfp going on my kawi based dasa in a q8!!!!!!!
- Location
- Palm Beach, Fl
PF pipes did not really get popular until the box came out, apparently it was designed to increase bottom end performance and tone the Db's down. It all depends on the riding style, DK your riding style is completely different compared to mine. I mainly use mid to top grunt, everyones riding style is different. Theres not way PF is out of stock of pipes they received a truck load of them...literally a truck load hahaa
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
so if water getting into the motor with a box is an issue, why wouldn't someone come up with a scupper valve style set up for this pipe? I'm sure someone can design something.
brian from thrust got a good amount but all the ones baxter had are gone, and the dozen or so brian had are also gone now i think i got the last one he had these things go like hot cakes
- Location
- Lake Orion, Michigan
i think you misunderstand.
with a waterbox - no water back flow issues.
without a waterbox - water back flow issues.