Difference between revisions of "Exhaust"
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The engine exhaust pipe is connected to the water muffler via the hump hose. | The engine exhaust pipe is connected to the water muffler via the hump hose. | ||
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+ | [http://c34.org/faq-pages/faq-exhaust-pipe.html Replacing the exhaust pipe] | ||
[http://www.c34.org/projects/projects-single-hump-hose.html Single Hump Hose] | [http://www.c34.org/projects/projects-single-hump-hose.html Single Hump Hose] | ||
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+ | [http://c34.org/faq-pages/faq-hump-hose.html More Hump Hose] | ||
[http://c34.org/faq-pages/faq-muffler.html Muffler] | [http://c34.org/faq-pages/faq-muffler.html Muffler] | ||
After leaving the muffler the exhaust/water mixture flows through a flexable rubber hose. | After leaving the muffler the exhaust/water mixture flows through a flexable rubber hose. |
Latest revision as of 14:49, 29 April 2008
As the exhaust gases leave the engine they are cooled and muffled in the water muffler and exit through the exhaust port in the stern.
The engine exhaust pipe is connected to the water muffler via the hump hose.
After leaving the muffler the exhaust/water mixture flows through a flexable rubber hose.