Ok so i was having this debate with a friend of mine about why my exhaust blew 2 seals... now i have a 94 wtih stock everything except an intake...

now what the debate was was if putting an air intake on the car would help the rusted exhaust blow the seal prematurely. My arguement is that increased air flow increases pressure and thus would accelerate the breaking of my poor exhaust...

rail away.

 

Does intake have anything to do with it at all?

 

Nope your stupid...unless you actualy raise your compression I don't see it even having the slightest effect on your exhaust...and even if you were to raise your compression it wouldn't have that kind of effect on it.

 

you just suck at driving :fawk:

there is no fawking way just an intake can cause 2 seals to blow. Especially when they are exhaust seals. Intake is incoming air, Exhaust is outgoing air...... how you guys link an intake causing some seals to blow is beyond me. i think you're just stupid.

 

I agree with the posts abov...except I won't bash you. Seems the did a very god job and anything else would be overkill.

 

The thing is, in order for that to theoretically work, you'd have to have your engine be super efficient to get all the air through the exact without losing all pressure of it sucking it in.

And even then it'd never do it.

 

well my theory is very sound....

more air in = more air out = more pressure in pipe

enough to break it is not gonna happen. my thinking is sound though

 

hahhahahhahaahhaha
lol
only if its turbo
thaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

even with bad terrible, horid seals, I don't see even a turbo (with normal boost levels) blowing those seals. I think you have other troubles...

- Nathan

 

the amount of air in is not that much greater if any. It just takes less energy to suck it in. Think about it this way. Wether u suck air in through a straw or a wide open mouth ur loung capacity doesn't change.