Variable size exhausts - like 2 stroke powervalves
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Variable size exhausts - like 2 stroke powervalves
something Chip said to me yesterday got me thinking...
can you get a device that varies the size of the exhaust on the fly (like a restrictor) so that you could get a nice tiny exhaust for low down torque, but open up for top end power.
similar to what you get on 2 strokes, with a servo controlled powervalve that makes the exhaust on the barrell larger/smaller as the revs/throttle increase/decrease
and more importantly, WOULD IT WORK?
reason that got me thinking, is that ive just had a nice freeflowing front section put on my exhaust, and it seems to have sapped a lot of the midrange torque i so love about my car... wondering if theres any way of getting round it.
can you get a device that varies the size of the exhaust on the fly (like a restrictor) so that you could get a nice tiny exhaust for low down torque, but open up for top end power.
similar to what you get on 2 strokes, with a servo controlled powervalve that makes the exhaust on the barrell larger/smaller as the revs/throttle increase/decrease
and more importantly, WOULD IT WORK?
reason that got me thinking, is that ive just had a nice freeflowing front section put on my exhaust, and it seems to have sapped a lot of the midrange torque i so love about my car... wondering if theres any way of getting round it.
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Re: Variable size exhausts - like 2 stroke powervalves
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
reason that got me thinking, is that ive just had a nice freeflowing front section put on my exhaust, and it seems to have sapped a lot of the midrange torque i so love about my car... wondering if theres any way of getting round it.
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Jim, as i said to you yesterday, mid range torque relies on gas speed up the length of the pipe, a small restrictor with a different diameter wouldnt help as it would be such a short item, you would need to resize the whole exhaust for the effect you are after!
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but chip what if it was a long section say in the front pipes... sureely that'd increase the overall speed without just adding useless backpressure?
my understandings of physics n airflow etc suck tho
i mean, if it works in 2 strokes, why wouldnt it work on a car? is it because of the physical limitations of where to locate the thing?
my understandings of physics n airflow etc suck tho
i mean, if it works in 2 strokes, why wouldnt it work on a car? is it because of the physical limitations of where to locate the thing?
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