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Ok, well, I took that mess off. I found some aluminum tube the same size so I will wait for that. Finding the tube was a two day affair, two day's of not finding any. Then I sat down here and typed in 18mm aluminum tube, and Voila. And I be darned if the first place to pop up is a place I already buy from just never thought of them, Chiefaircraft and only 8 bucks for a stick.
EJ, Buying a piece of aluminum I can make a better radius than seen above. So I don't think back pressure will be a problem or at least I hope. |
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I didn't see a noticeable rpm decrease until I added about 20 " of pipe on the Q-50.I made sure the new pipe fit OVER the existing one though.
And then I don't think it was back pressure as much as reverse 'tuning'. |
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Racers use tuned pipes to increase power/rpms...They need to be adjusted to an optimum length for a certain range. If the sound waves are adjusted improperly, they won't encourage exhaust flow, but stifle it=reverse tuning..
Don't sweat the extra pipe you're adding...It's cool ! |
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