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WTK extractors vs exhaust manifold

Postby kevin5211 » December 10th, 2013, 4:06 pm

went to the muffler shop yesterday to fix a leak and the guy said the car had extractors instead of a exhaust manifold and this can cause it to burn more gas. whats the difference beteeen the two? also if the extractors cause it to burn gas faster then if anyone can point me in the direction of a manifold for a kia carens 16valve enging it will be greatly appreciated

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Re: WTK extractors vs exhaust manifold

Postby MG Man » December 11th, 2013, 1:59 pm

the guy is a moron
what we call 'extractors' in trinidad really refers to a tubular exhaust manifold. I am assuming the muffler man is referring to a cast exhaust manifold when he says 'exhaust manifold'
Many new cars nowadays come with a factory tubular manifold, as compared to cast manifolds that were commonplace in years gone by
Cast manifolds are inherently less efficient than tubular manifolds. Why? They are typically designed with ease of installation and space-saving in mind, which is why they typically hug the block. A tubular manifold is a more efficient design as compared to a cast manifold, because they allow a more efficient evacuation of exhaust gasses from the combustion chamber.
A tubular manifold will not make you burn more fuel...you will actually see better fuel mileage as compared to a cast manifold, because the engine will be running more efficiently and making better use of the available fuel.

If your car has an aftermarket tubular manifold, it is unlikely to cause you to burn more fuel...a performance exhaust system can only flow as much air as the intake will allow...if your intake system is stock, then you not really gonna see any power gains / increase in fuel consumption

care to enlighten us on which shop you went to?

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Re: WTK extractors vs exhaust manifold

Postby kevin5211 » December 12th, 2013, 7:29 am

lol it was a new shop in penal, same place as farouks auto supplies.

thanks mg man

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Re: WTK extractors vs exhaust manifold

Postby supermanhhh » December 30th, 2013, 11:09 am

Good info.

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Re: WTK extractors vs exhaust manifold

Postby moti » January 2nd, 2014, 9:20 am

kevin5211 wrote:lol it was a new shop in penal, same place as farouks auto supplies.

thanks mg man



That's your problem right there.

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Couldn't help myself.
Seriously though, Mg's right.

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