Backpressure
Hello all. I need some info. Im in the process of adding a stright pipe to my FC. I have an 88 gxl and lookin to add a bonez striaght pipe, and exaust but my car is pretty much a daily driver. Ive been reading about how having virtually no restrictions in the exaust causes almost no backpressure, I need to know why this is bad/ if at all and what you guys would recomend. Keep in my mind my intentions are MAX POWER while keeping this car a daily driver- WHAT WOULD YOU RECOMEND>?
Originally posted by RylAssassin
oh yeah and its a non turbo
oh yeah and its a non turbo
This principal does not apply to NA piston engines, because these engines need the backpressure in order to "keep" the A/F mixture in the chambers while in overlap.
However, a rotary engine, unless ported, does not have any overlap (or rather a very small percentage of the overlap of piston engines), so an NA will benefit from the lowest backpressure as well...
cool thanks guys so one last thing then, My upgrades are; a 2.5" stright pipe with pre-silencer, the Apex gt exaust which is 3.75" diameter pipe, so does all this **** have any backpressure?
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Originally posted by Ichiban
umm ok this sorta help me
would a 2.25" from the engine to a 2.5" tip provid just enough back presure to open the extra 2 ports
umm ok this sorta help me
would a 2.25" from the engine to a 2.5" tip provid just enough back presure to open the extra 2 ports
You will need a presilencer and/or a muffler at least.
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