- Location
- marquette MI
im installing a B pipe and ive been digging to find out what the screws hold back or allow or how they function i guess i just really dont understand and want to know. anyone wanna shed some light for me
Wondering how the water screws actually work on the B pipe
- Thread starter grunty13
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Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
They adjust the amount of water and from which angle the water is sprayed into head pipe/chamber to both cool and change the sonic wave of the exhaust flowing through the chamber. By doing so it adjusts the power band.
There's prbly some more technical terms to be used... but that's about the basics of it.
There's prbly some more technical terms to be used... but that's about the basics of it.
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/18793
The screws adjust the amount of water injected into the headpipe at different spots in the pipe and different RPMs.
The screws adjust the amount of water injected into the headpipe at different spots in the pipe and different RPMs.
- Location
- marquette MI
so the screws cover a hole into the headpipe itself is that whats goin on?
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
yup... a small hole (3 of them per head pipe actually)... the ends of the screws are tapperd to push the tip into the hole.
- Location
- marquette MI
just went a pushed a paperclip into the screw hole and it all makes a bit more sense to me now knowing that the hole goes down into the head pipe and subsequently into the chamber.. thanks guys.i just like understnanding how my stuff is working
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
just make sure to ALWAYS have at least one screw open 1/4 turn... never close them all.