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Re: 20R sputter
« on: Apr 05, 2009, 11:03:29 PM »
The 20R engine is a cross flow design and does not preform well without back pressure.

Back pressure is needed to slow the air flow and produce more power.

I recall removing the factory cat and driving my '80 with the open exhaust. It had no power.

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Wierd  :headscratch:  My 80 came with no cat (alaska truck) and small exhaust tubing.  I replaced the stock manifold with a long tube 4 to 1 header, glasspack and 2.5" tubing, and it really woke the truck up!  It even had very nice low end response, which actually went away when I stuck a 2.25" glasspack in the system to quiet it down for deer season.
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