wbrucex
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can you run a motor with out a Exhaust?
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wicks-redcat
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it atleast has to have a stock can on it a pipe will give you more power
kryptonite
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2 stroke motors don't work well with out back compression. its just loud. you might find a good rpm range but thats about it
rob64n
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I tried it to see what it would sound like and i think it started some premature wear on the ring. so not a good thing to do.
LEADFOOT
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no exhaust - NO
yes this is quite right.
also with no exhaust piping and no back pressure the engine at the exhaust area will overheat badly, with burning and distortion damage occurring with piston, cylinder, rings, etc
You will definitely lose power,
even the crumbiest can-type muffler,
will do better, and keep your engine in proper 'health'.
...i'm a retired engine-machinist/builder. 35 years on the job.
kryptonite said:
yes this is quite right.
also with no exhaust piping and no back pressure the engine at the exhaust area will overheat badly, with burning and distortion damage occurring with piston, cylinder, rings, etc
You will definitely lose power,
even the crumbiest can-type muffler,
will do better, and keep your engine in proper 'health'.
...i'm a retired engine-machinist/builder. 35 years on the job.
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