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Old 07-20-2010, 07:16 AM
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What is the biggest cam some of you are running with the std length stainless marine Gen II riser? I've got a 234/242 duration w/114 lobe seperation.

The shop that was supposed to have the stainless to extend my exhaust didn't have it. Now I'm SOL..... Can I run this temporarily untill I can get the exhaust modified or is it a really stupid move?
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Old 07-22-2010, 08:13 AM
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nobody has an opinion on this?
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It has a lot to do with the drop in the tail pipes,idle rpm ect. The only whay to know is to try it. I would think the 114LC would help.
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The drop in the tail pipes isn't much...... Maybe 5-6 inches total. How can/will I know if I'm getting reversion?
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I would run it and get it good and warm and then let it idle for a bit and then pull the risers off. If its not good and warm condinsation can look like reversion.
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Good Idea! So I basically want to see if there is water in the exhaust behind the exit. I'll do that! Thanks
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I would run the Stainless Marine long, through transom risers that dump water right at the end of the riser. No worries there. Reversion is a killer.
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Old 07-23-2010, 11:24 AM
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I finally found a place that had the stainless that I need... I'm going to run the inner pipe so that it dumps the exhaust into the silent-thunder box which will extend the inner pipe at least 15 inches. With that I will be safe.
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