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Exhaust Theory
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Thanks Kieth, interesting reading, when I ordered my side pipes there was discussion on the internals, I decided on the 'auger' style as more of a free flow, less restrictive. The harley's still beat me in the noise department.
Before I built my hedders, I talked to a couple of hedder builders and one thing they both said was to come off the head 3" before you make your first bend, I guess this was the right way to go?, I don't have any complaints with the way my car runs. |
This after spending hours on my headers - I hope I got it right :eek:
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The guy that wrote it agrees with me. Best way to silence an exhaust and not rob horsepower is add a turbo ;)
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