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Monday, November 7, 2011

Homemade bashful ATV exhaust

Homemade bashful ATV exhaust Video Clips.





My stock ATV muffler was shot. So I took my old Ford Ranger exhaust muffler and welded it up to my ATV. Much quieter than silent exhaust that you can buy. And at a fraction of the cost!

Tags: How, to, make, silent, ATV, muffler

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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup

Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup

Product Brand : Borla

Model : 140284
$892.99

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Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup

$892.99

Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup

Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup



Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup Overviews
(2.0L 4 Cyl. AT/MT FWD 2DR Dual Round Rolled Angled Rear Tips) Built for the (06-08) Honda Civic... Exhaust systems have a tough life. Outside, they face salt, mud, water, rocks, among other road hazards! Internally, they experience unburned hydrocarbons, acids, and moisture. All Borla systems feature tough 16 Gauge T-304 Stainless Steel construction. It's so tough that Borla backs each system with a Million Mile Warranty. Cat Back Systems run from the rear of the catalytic converter to the end of your vehicle. Adds throaty sound characteristics and provides mild performance gains with tuned exhaust flow.

Borla 140284 Cat-Back Exhaust System - CIVIC Si '06-'08 2.0L 4 CYL coup Features
  • Piping Diameter: 2.25"
  • Exit: Rear
  • Tip Style: Dual round rolled angle cut
  • Tip Size: 3.19" round x 6"
  • Million mile warranty



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Friday, October 21, 2011

Marine Diesel Engine Maintenance

Marine Diesel Engine Maintenance

Exhaust System

In a conventional marine diesel engine the power is produced by hot compressed air igniting fuel sprayed under very high pressure into the cylinder head. A marine diesel engine does not use a carburetor to mix fuel and air or spark plugs to ignite the mixture. Instead it employs the pistons to compress the air to 3000 kPa which causes it to become extremely hot and the fuel is ignited as soon as it is injected into the cylinder.

Some marine diesel engines are fitted with a heater plug in the inlet manifold or a glow plug in the pre-combustion chamber of each cylinder to provide additional heat to the combustion air during starting.

Diesel engines are heavier and slower revving than petrol engines but they are also more reliable because they do not rely on external carburetion or an electrical spark for ignition.

Newer engines use an electronic fuel injection system whereby fuel and air are mixed more thoroughly in the pre-combustion chamber before entering the cylinder. This system maximizes power and fuel economy and is also less polluting.

Every boater should have an understanding of how their engine works so let's start by explaining the mechanical cycles.

Most reciprocating piston internal combustion engines work on one of two mechanical cycles-either the four-stroke cycle or the two-stroke cycle. These cycles designate, in correct sequence, the mechanical actions by which the fuel and air gain access to the engine cylinder, the gas pressure - due to combustion - is converted to power and, finally, the burnt gas is expelled from the engine cylinder.

The Basic Four-Stroke Diesel Engine

From its name, it is obvious there are four strokes in one complete engine cycle. A stroke is the movement of the piston through the full length of the cylinder and - since one such movement causes the crankshaft to rotate half a turn - it follows that there are two crankshaft revolutions in one complete engine cycle.

The four strokes in the order they occur are:

1. Inlet stroke. With the inlet valve open and the exhaust valve closed, the piston moves from top dead center (TDC) to bottom dead center (BDC), creating a low-pressure area in the cylinder. Clean, filtered air rushes through the open inlet valve to relieve this low-pressure area, and the cylinder fills with air.

2. Compression stroke. With both valves closed, the piston moves from BDC to TDC, compressing the air. During this stroke the air becomes heated to a temperature sufficiently high to ignite the fuel.

3. Power stroke. At approximately TDC, the fuel is injected, or sprayed, into the hot, compressed air, where it ignites, burns and expands. Both valves remain closed, and the pressure acts on the piston crown, forcing it down the cylinder from TDC to BDC.

4. Exhaust stroke. At approximately BDC the exhaust valve opens and the piston starts to move from BDC to TDC, driving the burnt gas out of the cylinder through the open exhaust valve.

The Two-Stroke Diesel Engine

The two-stroke engine uses two piston strokes to complete one power stroke and, therefore, fire twice as often as a four-stroke engine. A two-stroke engine is smaller and simpler with fewer moving parts. A two-stroke engine has the potential to produce twice as much power as a four-stroke engine of the same size, however, because of the extra fitting required in a two-stroke diesel engine, for example blowers and governors, they become more expensive to produce. There has been a shift towards four stroke diesel engines which have become more efficient and smaller.

Protect Your Marine Diesel Engine

Protect your engine by avoiding long periods (more than 10 minutes) of idling in a "no-load" situation. This is often done to charge batteries or cool refrigeration but if done repeatedly it will glaze the bores of the engine and cause premature engine failure. If the vessel is in a berth the engine can be put in gear to create load at idle.

All boat owners should have an understanding of basic marine diesel engine maintenance to keep themselves and their families safe on the water.

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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

VAREX silencer foreign domination.

VAREX silencer foreign domination. On YouTube.





Ignition DVD takes a look at the new noise reducing muffler from X-Force exhaust.

Tags: X-force, Varex, Ignition, DVD, exhaust, remote, control, muffler, canon, noise, loud, silence, quiet, db, decibel, dump, sti, barrel, wrx

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

B & B Fusion Corvette C6 Exhaust System - Dual Mode Exhaust

B & B Fusion Corvette C6 Exhaust System - Dual Mode Exhaust Video Clips.





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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

As Cat Exhaust Installation

As Cat Exhaust Installation

Exhaust System

1 Raise the vehicle. If you do not have a lift, ramps, or use a jack. Take the back, so you can get. Assess the shape of all parts of the exhaust system prior to departure. If you want to start at the catalyst, the exhaust manifold or crossover pipe, be sure to order the necessary parts before you get rid of the old exhaust system.

2 Lie on your back and get under the car until you can see, where to look, the tubesConnection with the catalyst.

3 Remove the old exhaust system from the rear of the machine and make your way into the future. Typically, the bolts are rusted and difficult to remove if you do not have a weapon impact. Bring to penetrate some WD-40 on the bolts.

4 Remove all the components of the exhaust system that is expected to replace. Take them out of the trailer and put aside your share. Now you should remove all the tubes. If you're brand new trailer (as proposed, because such actionsare blurred and old), cut the old work with any type of cut (a Dremel).

5 Depending on the type of trailer you have on your car, place the hook on the pieces first brand new exhaust, which is usually a less complicated for the pieces again.

6.Beginning from the front of the car, install the pieces and then put it on the exhaust pipe in front of her. Do not tighten all the way until all parties.

7 If you do notnew position is held between the sections of pipe, or buy something new or you can use the old if they have the correct diameter. It is recommended that new exhaust to avoid losses as a result.

8.Subsequently are connected to all cylinders to start protecting each section to 1. Apply a sufficient amount of torque on each bolt to ensure it is tight.

9 If they do, the back of the car, take a few steps back and correctAlignment changes. You want the exhaust above the bumper and satisfying look.

10 Check all screws and ensure that they are solid.

11 Start the machine and find any leaks could occur.

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