Got it !
Anyway, it takes the right section or reducing it too much gas to increase speed? but up to a certain point, after that they are not able pi? to drain properly, creating a "wall" in addition tot laps.
The study of an exhaust if you want it to do WELL ? a serious and very difficult, in all engines with performance medium-high (I exclude the lawn mower and then...)
Reduce the section, or to enlarge it without any other changes can? lead to benefits in certain regimes and losses in others, it is a "covered short".
Of course, there are sometimes the margins of the project on which to play but ? to assess on a case-by-case basis.
In principle, then I advise you NOT to touch the exhaust line if you do not know what you are doing.
Typically I could also on the diesel you try to have more? power higher revs (torque at low usually have too much) and we are looking for changes in this sense, then, de gustibus !
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