I whooped this up the other day

 

looks cool as hell!

awesome fab work,


hows the RSX doing these days?

 

looks great you guys always make great lloking manifolds i had one of your headers for a k

 

excelent work.have you test it?

 

Great.... thanks Danny.

I just spluged myself.

That looks amazing. Great job.

 

haha...

 

wow. very nice.

 

sup danny

 

sup johnny...

 

yO Johnny...

yO Danny...

Party at Temple this friday?

now back to the headers...

 

it looks like at the end it expands out gradually then reduces down right before the v band, why is that

 

That actually plays a part into the torque curve if I'm not mistaking....

Somethign to do with shaping the resonance or something like that. lol I could be wrong though.

 

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Somethign to do with shaping the resonance or something like that. lol I could be wrong though.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I read about that recently. If i recall it helped with scavenging in some cases through sound wave propagation, or sumthing. Ill report back tonight or tomorrow after i check the chapter again though.

 

I believe using a stepped pipe reflects a lower amplitude wave back to the valve and creates a longer time for the use of a negative pressure wave, because following the reflection from the steppe would be another reflection from the open end of the pipe. (assuming the pipe is open)


Modified by 93turbo16 at 11:37 PM 10/15/2007