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Old 01-18-2003, 07:36 PM   #26
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Ron1, you are correct, i was talking about resonant tuning. What i was basically saying was i've heard of people using backpressure as well as all the other things i talked about (diameters, lengths, etc.) to tune the torque band of a particular engine to it's intended use, and some engines don't benefit from zero backpressure....basically what you just said
This was a good discussion, i'm always up for learning something new.
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