Has anyone tried runnning a CVEC pipe with the internal spring loaded baffel removed?
I was thinking about trying it this weekend
I have run my rustler without a pipe and WOW is it quick.
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01-24-2001 09:07 AM #1RC Enthusiast
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CVEC pipe with out Baffel
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01-24-2001 11:26 AM #2RC Enthusiast
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im not sure what would happen. it might just not run smoothly or it might have good high end and bad low end
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01-24-2001 11:30 AM #3RC Enthusiast
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when I ran the rustler without a pipe. it had great low end mid and high end. I was loud though.
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01-25-2001 12:32 AM #4RC Enthusiast
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when u ran it without the pipe, how long did it stay running for
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01-25-2001 12:58 AM #5RC Enthusiast
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I ran it for 2 tanks like this, by then it was time to head home.
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01-25-2001 08:06 PM #6RC Enthusiast
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how could u run your car thru even one tank without a pipe. It needs a pipe to push air to the fuel to push the fuel to the engine.
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01-26-2001 08:54 AM #7RC Enthusiast
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Try it and you will see. when I needed to refuel, I pulled it in and kept it running.
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