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    peteyx is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    That settles it. Thanks guys.

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    i allways thought the larger the exhaust pipe the faster the fumes would get out, what if you didnt have the H or x pipe then what ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lightning1901
    i allways thought the larger the exhaust pipe the faster the fumes would get out, what if you didnt have the H or x pipe then what ?
    The larger volume of the pipe would decrease the velocity of the exhaust flow..... Correct exhaust sizing is critical to get the right balance of volume and velocity.,....
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