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March 6th 05, 04:56 PM
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Sorry.
I think I mispoke in coupling the Townsend Ring and exhaust collector in one phrase. I believe that the cowling itself serves the same purpose as the Townsend Ring i.e. to provide a minimum resistance to airflow around the cylinder heads. 
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