
The sound is not loud, and the low end is ok. Could be a bit louder in my opinion.
Fair enough. I based this on the fact that both length and bore would affect back-pressure and thought it right to have the same back-pressure on both banks of cylinders.okkim wrote:Two exhaust pipes same lenght? That doesn't make difference in anything if those are not.
You are right enough in what you say if the 2 sides are to join into a single line, the 2 sides should be equal length from the turbos to the join, but where the 2 sides stay separate itll make no difference.travs wrote:Fair enough. I based this on the fact that both length and bore would affect back-pressure and thought it right to have the same back-pressure on both banks of cylinders.okkim wrote:Two exhaust pipes same lenght? That doesn't make difference in anything if those are not.
if you live near Oxford then you're also close to Doug @ MRC (Banbury), why not take a drive up there and have a chat with the guys and you'll probably get to see some examples while your there?Bluebrakes wrote:I live near oxford.
Cool - cheers MBKMilkybarKid wrote:You are right enough in what you say if the 2 sides are to join into a single line, the 2 sides should be equal length from the turbos to the join, but where the 2 sides stay separate itll make no difference.travs wrote:Fair enough. I based this on the fact that both length and bore would affect back-pressure and thought it right to have the same back-pressure on both banks of cylinders.okkim wrote:Two exhaust pipes same lenght? That doesn't make difference in anything if those are not.
The same goes for manifolds, if you have equal length sections merging in sequence as opposed to just joining in one big line you will get a vaccuum effect where the previous cylinder's exhaust gases help to pull the next from the comb chamber
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