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http://www.airliners.net/open.file/716384/Mwow.... Are those one stroke engines???
Sean Summer AKA Poltergeist
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You mean 2 stroke, like a chain saw or racing motorcycle engine. They are using tuned exhaust for more power at the high end and an additional sound adsorber at the end of the tuned section to knock down the high pitch noise of the tuned pipe.A tuned exhaust pipe acts like a supercharger to a 2 stroke engine at a given rpm range.SRV Ron
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