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Re: exhaust evac system
[Re: kruger]
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11/06/09 10:32 AM
11/06/09 10:32 AM
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Heres some info Crizila:Exhaust Evac Install w/diagram pic http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=c...F9plYXEE50sk4pw
The first picture is the right angle but you have it too far down. The second picture won't do anything. The top of the angled portion should be within 1/8th inch of the top of the tube. Also, like was mentioned, it would have been much better to put it in the header itself and not the extensions.
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Re: exhaust evac system
[Re: Big B]
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11/06/09 12:24 PM
11/06/09 12:24 PM
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Based on your discription of the angle tube depth ( 1/8" off the wall) Brian, sounds like there is a low pressure area along the pipe wall verses in the middle of the pipe? I have room issues trying to mount the tubes in the header collector - not to mention I aint drilling holes in my new headers. I do run the short extensions at the track. I also have a very minimal exhaust system ( 3" pipe to large chambered mufflers that dump in front of the axle ). I only run this system for street T&T or running the car in the garage - want to maintain my "good neighbor" relationship . I was thinking about running my existing PCV system ( slight negative pressure at idle only )along with the exhaust evac system. Any thoughts on that?
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