Baja 5b

What pipe is the best pipe for the Hpi Baja 5B?

Oct 01, 2008 by ** 3-D-|_|-/-\-|2-D-0 ** | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

i have a baja 5b and i want to buy a pipe for it what kind of pipe should i get or should i just leave it stock?

getting a different pipe will add some power and it will change the sound of the exhaust also. if you live in a quiet neighborhood i would leave the pipe stock. but if you want to have some fun with i would get a different pipe.
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RPM: HPI Baja 5B / 5T Rear Skid Plate

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RPM -  HPI Baja 5B / 5T Rear Skid Plate

The stock rear end of the HPI Baja 5B & 5T is not designed for low-end protection since the stock set-up has nothing in the back that needs protecting. However, large rear-mounted aftermarket exhaust pipes expose a critical weakness in the lack of protection those two tubes provide.

The RPM rear skid plate eliminates that weak point by eliminating those two tubes entirely. We replace them with a large, curved plate with seven huge skid rails measuring 1/4” wide by 3/16” tall that provide unmatched skid and impact resistance to the rear end. A small, open section was left to allow easy access to the clip holding the stock under-guard in place while closing up most of the back end so nothing can come up from the bottom to hit that expensive, aftermarket exhaust pipe. We also dropped the skid rails parallel to the lowest point on the chassis, helping reduce some of the impacts taken by the chassis and place it where it can be handled much better – by the RPM