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On Jun 11, 8:06�pm, wrote:
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 07:40:10 -0700 (PDT), cmyr wrote: � Going back to some hot rodding roots,I believe V.E. was increased in the late '60's-70's thru the use of a specially designed double cone affair placed in the collector pipe of a tuned exhaust system,which created a stronger vacuum effect , creating stronger scavenging of exhaust, and to some extent , helping draw more fuel/air mix into the cylinder. The anti reversion cone was a dirty fix for a crappy header design. Better than a manifold, but not as good as a proper "tuned" header. As I recall, this system was on the cover of Hot Rod magazine, on a high end test vehicle,and was "scientifically" researched. In this instance the reference to a crappy header design would be wrong. |
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