Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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Re: Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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I know that duc's have a larger diameter for the rear pipe to compenstate for the shorter length of the pipe (to make sure both pipes get rid of the exhaust gases just a quickly)
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Re: Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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I'd get hold of this book http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id= ... &ct=result" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and have a read.

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Re: Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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fastdruid wrote:I'd get hold of this book http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id= ... &ct=result" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and have a read.
The fuel system chapter is a must read for anyone contemplating ramair or open carbs on their NC. Very useful!
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Re: Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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Yeah its a good book, highly recomended, I've got both the 4 and 2 stroke books.

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Re: Diverging cones in 4stroke exhaust

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Morespeedvicar wrote:Yeah its a good book, highly recomended, I've got both the 4 and 2 stroke books.
Yeah I have them and the chassis book. Not very recent publications but most of the theory is still extremely applicable to these bikes. As above, the 4-stroke carb section will sort it all out in black and white for all fuelling issues.

Also goes into more than the basics of exhaust design.

A great source of info for all bookworms.
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