Talking with friends at the local beer fountain (needed it after the day I've just had) I was saying about my plans of removing the centre silencer from the exhaust of the ZX & got into a debate over the back pressure being affected. A friend was saying it could damage / slow the engine, but I said the 1.4 doesn't produce enough guff in normal driving conditions & even if it did, you'd not notice it when driving on the public road.
Who's right here (I have a bet of a whole chocolate button riding on this)
Guff
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The other arguement is that every horse it produces is your friend and you'll notice his absence very quickly!
I always understood that the distance from the engine to the first expansion arrangement was the critical one. So if you have a catalyst ahead of the silencer you intend to remove then it may not make much difference.
What are you hoping to achieve?
jeremy
I always understood that the distance from the engine to the first expansion arrangement was the critical one. So if you have a catalyst ahead of the silencer you intend to remove then it may not make much difference.
What are you hoping to achieve?
jeremy