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Sam
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27th Jun 03 at 09:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
What are people's views on this?

I was told that I would get an extra 60bhp by doing this.

Please discuss.
LoudCorsa
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27th Jun 03 at 09:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
wtf?

chaz

http://www.woah.co.uk
3CorsaMeal
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i used 10,000 mcdonalds straws wrapped in tin foil....
antonOO2
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how would all the fumes escape effectively.also i think you may have some problems with mots ,police etc
Sam
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Where did you buy the foil from?
3CorsaMeal
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my local spar garage..........i find if u wrap em up with the shiny side on the outside, it looks like stainless steel..
andrewR
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my mate done that to his fiesta rs... noisy as fuck sounds like a tractor... and it smells awful and all shit flies out of it.. police will pull ya easily for it...
Sam
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quote:
Originally posted by andrewR
my mate done that to his fiesta rs... noisy as fuck sounds like a tractor... and it smells awful and all shit flies out of it.. police will pull ya easily for it...


Ford's do this anyway no?
Patrick
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27th Jun 03 at 10:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
How about a short piece of piping coming from the manifold and escaping through the side of the front bumper.
Sam
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I saw something on TV once, these big American V8 things were banger racing, and the exhaust pipes were coming up from the manifold through the bonnet!
Patrick
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But...


quote:
Originally posted by Sam

I was told that I would get an extra 60bhp by doing this.

Please discuss.
Sam
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Hillzlo
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I feel that you could use some scaffolding.
Sam
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Cybermonkey
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The best way to make power is to make sure the exhaust gases have the easiest escape route. Having no exhaust at all will not give any results since nothing is sucking the gases out. They will just flow from the engine through pressure of the cylinders compressing. A short tract from the manifold with the engine reversed like in BTCC vauxhalls from Swindon Racing engines, massive gains from this along with appropriate fuelling and air.
J da Silva
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your engine will be fucked,all the fumes rising into your engine bay and into your,while your drivin one day u might go to nanights zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
LoudCorsa
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27th Jun 03 at 10:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
when the exhaust snapped off at the manifild on a mestro vanden plas that i was hammering round a feild it went slower - i dunno why it just did

chaz

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Sam
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