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Muffler Technology - Sound Reducing Technology
Muffler Technology – Part 2 Sound Reducing Technology
In the last newsletter, I discussed sound and sound level measurements as related to motorsp...
Muffler Technology - Sound Measurement
Muffler Technology – Part 1 Sound Measurement
Over the past few years, as residential homes have been built closer and closer to race tracks, there...
Not Just For Turbos! Double Slip Merge Collectors Are Great For Street Cars
You are likely familiar with the Burns Stainless double slip merge collectors used in many top-notched racing turbo-exhausts. But did you know that...
Welding FAQs - All You Need to Know About Exhaust Welding
We often get questions regarding welding stainless steel, so we thought we would put together a compilation of these with answers.
Are We Ready To Weld Yet? - Part 5
We have our TIG welder ready to go. We have our header tubes tacked together with perfect fitment. We have properly fit the pipes to the flange and...
Welding Exhaust Systems - Part 4
So we are now finally ready to weld. Well, no, not quite. In the past few issues of the newsletter we have discussed various welding techniques, tu...
Welding Exhaust Systems - Part 3
In Part 2 we discussed the importance of tube fitment when fabricating headers. This month, we will discuss techniques involved with back purging e...
Welding Exhaust Systems - Part 2
As mentioned in Part 1 of this series, TIG should be employed when welding thin sections of exhaust tubing, especially when using specialized alloy...
Welding Exhaust Systems - Part 1
Welding is one of the most important fabrication techniques in motorsports. Today's race shop welders need to be well versed in applying welding t...
Detailed Header Construction insights and tips
When constructing racing headers, it is very important to make a logical plan before cutting any tubing. The design selection is the first step. Ty...
Exhaust Header Theory and Proper Exhaust Tuning
In order to explain the effect of exhaust tuning on performance, let’s take a quick look at the 4-stroke engine cycle. The first step in the 4-str...
Inconel
Inconel® refers to a family of trademarked high strength austenitic nickel-chromium-iron alloys that have exceptional anti-corrosion and heat-resis...
