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the WaTeRhAwK

fryin' up a/m electrics..
Location
okc
yes it's a great pipe. it's definitely no B chamber, it's not tuneable like one. I'm just wondering if there's any way I can use it upgrading to the 62t setup.
 
The Sizzler pipe works awsome on a 701 61x. I have been running these pipes on my superjets since 1992. I have not tried them on a 62t cylinder
but the manifold looks to have enough meat for the larger bolts. These pipes are 100% Trouble free.


Jerry
 

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Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
Location
Rentz, GA
The manifold needs to be bored out to match the larger 701 exhaust port but other than that they are great pipes. They are somewhat tuneable too if you are willing to cut off some of the rings on the tailcone, (No going back though without welding), I can't remember which is which though. I think that longer, (3 ribs showing), is for bottom end and shortened, (1 or 2 ribs), will give better top end. Hopefully some else can confirm/correct me on this point.

Bulletproof pipe!
 
Location
baldwin ny
that pipe works nice on a 61x 701. i did one years ago for a guy. still running never have an issue. its not as fast as a b-piped sj. his was a 180 psi head,coffmans pipe,msd cdi,solas i . jetting was same as factory pipe.
 

the WaTeRhAwK

fryin' up a/m electrics..
Location
okc
that pipe works nice on a 61x 701. i did one years ago for a guy. still running never have an issue. its not as fast as a b-piped sj. his was a 180 psi head,coffmans pipe,msd cdi,solas i . jetting was same as factory pipe.


most of us don't really care about haulin' 4ss anyway. I'm wanting to get hella low end out of my setup.
 
The Coffman will hit hard on the bottom as long as the compression has been brought up (pump gas) and the revlimiter has been removed along with a prop (not Stock). They are 100% trouble free.


Jerry
 
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