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17-03-2018, 05:01 PM
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I'm trying to get the exhaust sounding a bit better ,I'm getting sum new headers but when it comes to size it gets a balancing act ,the smaller diameter exhaust pipes better for velocity an moving the air faster than a bigger diameter which is more for volume r but as it has 2 pipes on the inlet the noise they make isnt pulsing in harmony an they cancel the flow of the other making for a stock idle..
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Exhaust size velocity vs volume
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