[Amc-list] scavenging in a stock exhaust system?
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[Amc-list] scavenging in a stock exhaust system?
- From: Tom Jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 10:19:28 -0700
OK, the exhaust in my American is pretty much 100% iron oxide now, so it
get's a new poop chute next month.
Though it's a typical 3-into-1 iron manifold (two cyls per exhaust port)
it seems less restrictive and less angular than the later six (OK the
exh ports in the head run nearly 90 degrees...)
Question: is there any likely scavenging benefit possible from running
something like 48" of skinny pipe (like 1.75") down from the manifold,
then dump into larger 2" - 2.25") from muffler to tailpipe? Keep in mind
this is a small engine that spends most of it's time 2000 - 2800 rpm
(hence the 48" number).
Or should I just run "as large as I can get" (say 2.25") from end to end
with a good muffler? I'll mailorder one from Summit or somewhere.
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