some help please on twin gas cat
02-27-2009, 07:02 PM
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some help please on twin gas cat
Hey guys! well i am doing a twin gas cat boat and i am in need of some exhaust pipes.
what are the best for a Zen G260.
thanks
what are the best for a Zen G260.
thanks
02-27-2009, 08:00 PM
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RE: some help please on twin gas cat
thats really dependant on setup. are these side by side zensor are the inline. are they mod motors? stock motors? what size hull?
02-28-2009, 07:36 PM
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RE: some help please on twin gas cat
theres heaps of good exhausts for zenoahs
here is a very good one http://www.cc-racingengines.com/inde...8b8e9be410b7a0
heres is pretty much the usual type of pipe that most people use, pretty cheap but they still work good
http://www.rcboatbid.com/auction_det...tion_id=100780
here is a very good one http://www.cc-racingengines.com/inde...8b8e9be410b7a0
heres is pretty much the usual type of pipe that most people use, pretty cheap but they still work good
http://www.rcboatbid.com/auction_det...tion_id=100780
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RE: some help please on twin gas cat
Hey Caddie.
Mine was set up with just a pair of curved headers and straight 3/4" copper pipe from the hardware store and then connected to 4 1/2" pipe sections out the transom. The sound is very nice. However, there is a slight power lost due to lack of back pressure for a slightly longer burn of gasoline, but unnoticeable to my eyes. Another difference is mine has 2 Homelite 30 counter rotating. Anyway, its all a matter of choice man. Good luck.
Mine was set up with just a pair of curved headers and straight 3/4" copper pipe from the hardware store and then connected to 4 1/2" pipe sections out the transom. The sound is very nice. However, there is a slight power lost due to lack of back pressure for a slightly longer burn of gasoline, but unnoticeable to my eyes. Another difference is mine has 2 Homelite 30 counter rotating. Anyway, its all a matter of choice man. Good luck.
