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post Apr 18, 2004 - 8:11 PM
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Ok, i know everyone says that Back Pressure is needed in NA engines but i need to know whether this is true.

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If back pressure is actually REQUIRED, then why do you see dragsters w/ nothing but straight pipes coming directly off the engine? Isnt it more likely that a car simply loses power because its not tuned correctly? Granted there is going to be some back pressure caused by expanding gasses in teh dragsters exhaust, but minimal say compared to mufflers and such.

I have read in several places that new cams and such will solve problems associated w/ loss of backpressure, and basically cars just arent stock set up to run w/ much less back pressure.

So say you're allowed to do anything you want to an engine, besides overbore w/e, or FI, is almost no backpressure really bad? Say you had an exhaust like this.... CLICK
but minus the turbo of the wrx?


IONO maybe i'm rambling cuz i was just arguing w/ my friend about this....



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post Apr 21, 2004 - 9:09 AM
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Anytime! I've actually been having this discussion with people for years now and I've done a lot of research to come up with the stuff I have. I've actually thought about writing a book a few years down the road. There aren't a lot of good books about exhaust tuning.

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