just some stuff i been working on ...
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to relieve any extra pressure when it is shut?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thats my guess. He basically gave the exhaust gases a 2nd place to further help with the fact that the cutout makes a deadend.
to relieve any extra pressure when it is shut?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thats my guess. He basically gave the exhaust gases a 2nd place to further help with the fact that the cutout makes a deadend.
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having it proprietary like that tends to beat the cutouts up a lot. then you experience failure. this was just an idea of mine. equalizes flow when the cutouts closed too cuz i noticed cars usually run like complete **** with them closed. its just something i tried out. not proven yet or anything.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cua0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i bet it probably works the same way a cross tube works on a tuned quad/dual exhaust.
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yea i got the idea from domestic H- pipes equalizer tubes
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yea i got the idea from domestic H- pipes equalizer tubes
Looks nice.. I wish I had time to learn to tig
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Shouldnt that dump tune be more angled where it meets the downpipe to maximize the venturi effect?
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Shouldnt that dump tune be more angled where it meets the downpipe to maximize the venturi effect?
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Shouldnt that dump tune be more angled where it meets the downpipe to maximize the venturi effect?
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When the wastegate opens the pressure diffrence will take over, you dont need any venturi affect here. The only time you would get any venturi affect is when the waste gate is closed anyway, witch dosent matter.
Shouldnt that dump tune be more angled where it meets the downpipe to maximize the venturi effect?
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When the wastegate opens the pressure diffrence will take over, you dont need any venturi affect here. The only time you would get any venturi affect is when the waste gate is closed anyway, witch dosent matter.
i was thinking something like that but wouldn't you be more worried about the dump gases restricting flow in the down pipe? i'm not critizing you i'm trying to figure it out for my own sake. that is an excelent looking setup btw. also i take it that the primaries are huddle together to keep heat in?
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huddled together to make it compaq mainly. if you see it in person the manifold actually looks VERY compaq and a lot smaller.
i closed looped the dumptube cuz i hate the smells and the loudness of it all. i just did was was simple and looked clean. i was going to do it witha longer dumptube and a smoother transition but it looked messy and it was difficult to do.
the manifold .. i walked into the shop at 10 and left at 8 at night. working on it the whole time
i closed looped the dumptube cuz i hate the smells and the loudness of it all. i just did was was simple and looked clean. i was going to do it witha longer dumptube and a smoother transition but it looked messy and it was difficult to do.
the manifold .. i walked into the shop at 10 and left at 8 at night. working on it the whole time
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and you took one? can you explain to me how it wouldn't?
and you took one? can you explain to me how it wouldn't?
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thank you thank you .. i cannot reveal anything but you guys will be seeing more **** soon. on a badass car.
thank you thank you .. i cannot reveal anything but you guys will be seeing more **** soon. on a badass car.








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