Emissions control equip removal... WAS: EGR Tube with a
turbo
mike kojima
choaderboy2@yahoo.com
Wed, 21 May 2003 11:30:31 -0500
The thinwall header has a much higher rate of thermal
transmittance than the cast iron and a much higher
surface to volume ratio. A stainless header is much
better for this.
Ever notice the werid tricks Honda manifolds have to
get around this? Things like the tubular tri-y
manifold sharing a common wall on about 40% of the ID,
etc.
Mike
--- Wayne Cox <wmc_sr20@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Why is that? Doesn't the cast iron manifold have a
> larger heat capacity
> than a steel tube header? Seems like the header
> would get up to temp more
> quickly, and spend less time soaking up exhaust
> heat.