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Just a thought
As said, don't do the pipes untill you done a test run. Then if you choose to do the pipes, there is is ways of finetuning them. We did a pair on a 07' Lightning, and what we did was basically some nice machined caps you could screw on top with a smaller or larger hole in them. Looked good, and made the amount of air pulled into the prop something you could control.
Just a thought
As said, don't do the pipes untill you done a test run. Then if you choose to do the pipes, there is is ways of finetuning them. We did a pair on a 07' Lightning, and what we did was basically some nice machined caps you could screw on top with a smaller or larger hole in them. Looked good, and made the amount of air pulled into the prop something you could control.
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Tell you what, before you make any decisions let me take it out and test run it a bit, I will let you know if it needs them or not. This may take a bit of test time, say a couple weeks or so, but I won't charge ya and I may even wash it before I bring it back
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