MANIFOLD EXHAUST 16813-12310

The exhaust manifold is a component connected to the engine cylinder block, usually with divergent pipelines. Its design needs to consider multiple factors, including reducing exhaust resistance and avoiding mutual interference between cylinders. When the exhaust is overly concentrated, there will be mutual interference between the cylinders, increasing exhaust resistance and thereby reducing the engine's output power. To solve this problem, it is usually advisable to separate the exhaust gases of each cylinder as much as possible, with one branch for each cylinder or one branch for two cylinders, and to extend the length and independent formation of each branch as much as possible to reduce the mutual influence of gases in different pipelines.