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08-22-2009, 04:36 PM
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it has less to do with back pressure, and more to do with velocity and/or laminar flow of the exhaust gasses. the higher the exhaust gas velocity, the more "smoothly" it flows through the exhaust pipe.
if you want more "back pressure" put in a smaller exhaust pipe.
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