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    Jeff theres plenty of room The reason is backpressure my friend. When you open up the space between doglegs you have created a imbalanced backpressure and that can cause some strange issues at high rpms. On the stainless steel flanges....















    Heck no stainless is hard to laser out.
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    What!!! No water-jet????
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    Quote Originally Posted by Holeshot
    What!!! No water-jet????

    Too much kerf with a waterjet
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    What be "kerf"???

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    the actual gap or space removed by the cut..(reduces the amount of angle you can cut
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeepsr4ever
    Jeff theres plenty of room The reason is backpressure my friend. When you open up the space between doglegs you have created a imbalanced backpressure and that can cause some strange issues at high rpms.
    No MC I wasn't implying leaving them open...
    You bring both tubes together in the middle and weld up the area in between. It's pretty hard to get 2 2inch tubes together
    See what I had to do then I had to bridge a weld between the tubes


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    Nope I understand Jeff.
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    What kind of tubing are you using to make the exhaust up to the collector?

    Short or long runs?
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