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    Headers, dents effect on power output.

    I watched a video with an engine on a dyno, and they progressively dented header tubes in while retesting HP & TQ on the dyno. The results might surprise you. Check put the video, it is great if you are a motor head, and have wondered about this issue.

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    1982 GS1100E



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    That's a beast of a motor.
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      #3
      Opens my choices for beat up old headers!
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        #4
        Saw that a couple of months ago. I was particularly amused that one test actually showed a small INCREASE in power.

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          #5
          I should bash the other three on my 550 to match my #1 pipe which has a pretty good dent.
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