Don 79 TA
Still Fat....
- Location
- Madision/Huntsville AL
thanks for the info...
guess i'm out with the setups we are running... (over 200psi)
guess i'm out with the setups we are running... (over 200psi)
For dyno shoot out we are going to use a duel 44mm carbed 85mm STD stroke 62t motor with mild porting and I will give the complete motor specs when eng is finished.
Or If a well know engine builder wants to supply a complete mild built 85-86 mm STD stroke motor we will use it.
But the guys who have the Dasa and x metal motor are the most likely to drop $500+ on a pipe if it makes there $5000+ motor hit harder. Not sure the true number of motors like these out there but just my thoughts.The market is so small for both team screem and lamey motors. i have a Dasa cast motor and love it. But just not much of a market. Much better chance to sell if you target the guys with standard cylinders. IMO.
But the guys who have the Dasa and x metal motor are the most likely to drop $500+ on a pipe if it makes there $5000+ motor hit harder. Not sure the true number of motors like these out there but just my thoughts.
If a pipe gets built for a 1200 wdk motor I know of a few guys that would be happy. I know one guy tried to get a custom pipe made for his motor and it cost him a couple grand and the thing was around 50 lbs.I can't promise we can dyno everything, see how well things go.
Factory pipe is being gracious enough to let us use the dyno, not sure I want to run out my welcome on it.
It's easy to sit back and want everything possible to be tested, but I think I have stepped way out over the edge on doing what no one has done.
I have never seen a race shop print there hp numbers or there porting numbers so people can compair.
If the old TNT pipe isn't good on new motors I will make it good.
The tooling isn't done yet, so the desing isn't done.
If we sell decent amount then I will consider building something for big motors.
I have recieved several offers to let me use there 1200cc GP based engines to build them a pipe.
They won't be cheap, but if I build it they will be good.
Or they won't be built!
But the guys who have the Dasa and x metal motor are the most likely to drop $500+ on a pipe if it makes there $5000+ motor hit harder. Not sure the true number of motors like these out there but just my thoughts.
the market is new builds, people buying or building there first go at it.this is the case in point.most guys who already have a ported 701 or BB already have a mod or limited pipe setup and at this pipes price point prolly will pass,not to say that its over priced,thats just the way it is.But you start talking about guys with 3k plus motors and your market share in this arena just went through the roof. stroker cranks are fading fast. There might not be that many out there right now, but with the power and cost factor of big bore billet pv cylinder,there could be especially if someone showed they were x amount more powerful than a stock cylinder on a chart with a certain chamber id think both would sell very well. isnt this how partnerships are started in this business. a few come to mind....lol
Not sure if anyone noticed but there are three tnt pipes in this thread and all three are different model chambers.
The one for sale is a limited chamber, you can see the bracket was moved to the bottom, and the grinding marks on top from the removal of the old bracket.
The coated pipe is a stroker chamber, and the polished pipe is the superstock chamber first addition.
The limited pipe has more bottom but will sign off hard at 6600rpm.
good freeride pipe for somone to wants hard hit and doesnt care about RPM, but wont make a good race pipe.
There was only a few limited pipes made.