No exaust
10-15-2007 | 04:21 PM
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No exaust
Will it do anything to the engine if you take the muffler off the car and run it with out the muffler?
other than making a really loud noise
other than making a really loud noise
10-15-2007 | 04:24 PM
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RE: No exaust
someone asked this before, and theres a site somewhere that explains all this. im not sure where it is, but i have a vague memory of the reason. the back pressure i think keeps the fuel from going straight through the engine? sounds right to me, but thats just me
10-15-2007 | 04:37 PM
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RE: No exaust
I'd imagine it would have a negative effect on performance since the 2 stroke engines we use rely on the pipe dyanmics and backpressure to aid in performance.
10-15-2007 | 04:41 PM
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ORIGINAL: jatoracing33
someone asked this before, and theres a site somewhere that explains all this. im not sure where it is, but i have a vague memory of the reason. the back pressure i think keeps the fuel from going straight through the engine? sounds right to me, but thats just me
someone asked this before, and theres a site somewhere that explains all this. im not sure where it is, but i have a vague memory of the reason. the back pressure i think keeps the fuel from going straight through the engine? sounds right to me, but thats just me
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_35...tm.htm#3535977
10-15-2007 | 05:35 PM
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do not do it there will not be enough backpressure to supply enough fuel, since the oil is contained in the fuel, there will not be enough oil and your engine will probably sieze up
10-15-2007 | 05:49 PM
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RE: No exaust
ORIGINAL: mazdab2600
was it this one?
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_35...tm.htm#3535977
ORIGINAL: jatoracing33
someone asked this before, and theres a site somewhere that explains all this. im not sure where it is, but i have a vague memory of the reason. the back pressure i think keeps the fuel from going straight through the engine? sounds right to me, but thats just me
someone asked this before, and theres a site somewhere that explains all this. im not sure where it is, but i have a vague memory of the reason. the back pressure i think keeps the fuel from going straight through the engine? sounds right to me, but thats just me
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_35...tm.htm#3535977
no...i think. i think it was some thread in either one of the mt forums or st forum. well, im off on a search mission
10-15-2007 | 05:52 PM
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RE: No exaust
this might not be it, it might be. i skimmed through it and i think it will answer your question
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6216485/anchors_6216485/mpage_1/key_exhaust/anchor/tm.htm#6216485[/link]
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6216485/anchors_6216485/mpage_1/key_exhaust/anchor/tm.htm#6216485[/link]
10-15-2007 | 11:44 PM
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RE: No exaust
ORIGINAL: s7jstep1
do not do it there will not be enough backpressure to supply enough fuel, since the oil is contained in the fuel, there will not be enough oil and your engine will probably sieze up
do not do it there will not be enough backpressure to supply enough fuel, since the oil is contained in the fuel, there will not be enough oil and your engine will probably sieze up
Read the first four words of his post and you have the best advice for your question.
10-17-2007 | 06:21 PM
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RE: No exaust
DO NOT DO THIS. This will make your engine explode. It need the back pressure for the engine to run right. Just keep the exhaust pipe on it. Good luck.
