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- 21771
Can some body give me the go around on the power factor pipe when tuning in it, when taking water away, in what area should it have the most heat?
Power factor pipe
- Thread starter Garrett Burger
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- Poca wv
If you're running it as a dry pipe there really isn't much tuning besides at the stinger for the water box. The stinger has a jet in it and a fcv inline prior to it. On mine I ended up taking the fvc off bc waterbox temps were getting to high.
If you're talking about running it as a wet pipe similar to the rrp or tnt pipe there are some good write ups on here about that.
If you're talking about running it as a wet pipe similar to the rrp or tnt pipe there are some good write ups on here about that.
- Location
- Annapolis, Maryland
What do you consider too high on the waterbox temps?
- Location
- Poca wv
Don't have a temp strip on my waterbox but if it's sizzling water or making alot of steam when u sprinkle water on it it's too hot. Too hot the power starts to soften and can melt your couplers.
Just guessing on the temp by touch comparison to my head/cylinders with temp strips I'd say over 150-160 is too hot.
Just guessing on the temp by touch comparison to my head/cylinders with temp strips I'd say over 150-160 is too hot.
