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am i missing something? exhaust blows  and cost £30 quid to bridge and back why would the fuel consumption change because of an exhaust blow?  

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probably because it sounds faster you drove it faster and harder i've never heard of an exhaust blow causing bad fuel consumption 

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im sure ive had cars before that have performed terribly on fuel consumption with a badly blowing exhaust, then was fine again with a new exhaust

 

maybe it is in the mind? who knows

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It can depend on the engine, design and stage of tune, e.g. some will be affected more than others.

 

In all exhausts the "pulse" of expelled gases creates low pressure behind it, this then sucks additional charge into the engine, and may increase fuel consumption. Also if you collapse the low pressure, by removing the exhaust or having a hole then you reduce the suck and could reduce power and engine runs like a dog...

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Hmm, I just see the system as an elongated tail pipe, it does very little other than carry gases to the back of the car and provide somewhere handy to hang a slincer. Once the gases have left the manifold it's job done as far as performance/fuelling go. Just my take on things..<br /><br /> Hopefully you can get it sorted without to much bother :thumbsup:

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Hmm, I just see the system as an elongated tail pipe, it does very little other than carry gases to the back of the car and provide somewhere handy to hang a slincer. Once the gases have left the manifold it's job done as far as performance/fuelling go. Just my take on things..<br /><br /> Hopefully you can get it sorted without to much bother :thumbsup:

what steve said  straight through on mine always has been 2.1/2 inch empty back box has all will know atmo cossie approx 20 to the gallon when spanking it same at pod with NO system if it was that rich it would flood but ha ho if its only a clamp its a 5 min fix or a complete new set in an hour

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