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Old 10-17-2013, 07:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I wouldn't go with something that drastic of a change maybe something that starts with a 3" diameter and then reduces itself to 2.5" somewhere in the middle of the segment.

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Agreed. They also sell/make megaphone-shaped reducers, I'd look into that as well. It would seem like that would be the best way to preserve exhaust pressure and not have a crazy pressure fluctuation when it hits a sharp size change.
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Agreed. They also sell/make megaphone-shaped reducers, I'd look into that as well. It would seem like that would be the best way to preserve exhaust pressure and not have a crazy pressure fluctuation when it hits a sharp size change.
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