Re: California EPA approves sale "The Exhaustonator"

Aug 06, 2004 1 Replies

What a wanker!!!


California EPA approves sale The Exhaustonator - The number on exhaust pipe
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Another Tom wrote:

LOL Yeah, probably.

Two-stroke tuners put a *lot* of effort into designing their exhaust systems, for exactly Tim's stated reason. The resonance of the exhaust pulses sets up a "sucking" action that helps pull out exhaust gases. But this exhaust system tuning only works perfectly at a specific engine RPM, making these tuned two-strokes very peaky engines. And I'm betting that none of the vehicles for which the "Exhaustonator" is designed to fit run two-stroke engines, either. But since it was just spam to begin with, we're all just wasting bandwidth...

- Greg Reed

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