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Message: [QUOTE="silverpsd_06, post: 457707, member: 1011"] I have seen alot of people build "log" type manifolds alot with four straight pipes running into one collector... That seems like a serious cluster**** to me there is no particular flow to it just pressure that has to go somewhere. Seems like it wouldn't promote any type of faster spool or ridding itself of the exhaust gas any quicker. Now what if a guy was to take a piece of two inch stainless 316l one 90* and three 45*'s per side put the 90* up front with a sharp turn into the collector which is just a piece of 2" then 45* each cylinder after that to all flow the same direction to the turbine. My thought behind this is using the exhaust pulse from the front cylinder to help clear the remaining 3 cylinders by causing a vacuum as the gas passes by. I can't think of the name for what im trying to do but it seems like a pretty simple concept. If someone has already tried this and it failed miserably please chime in on why it won't work. Any other thoughts or something im missing that makes it more complex than what it looks like? [/QUOTE]

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