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Engine break-in inside garage question?
Ok this may turn out to be a very dumb question. I have a couple of engines I would like to break-in this weekend on my break-in bench inside my garage. I'm doing this because of very low temps outside. Has anyone done this and what did you do about the smoke. Is there anyway to rig up a piece of hose to pipe exhaust and run it out a window. This would cause a back pressure issue wouldn't it. Need some input and your thoughts.
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You're fine doing the hose out the window, just use a hose with the ID larger than your pipes stinger.
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Originally Posted by curacing2
(Post 11816877)
You're fine doing the hose out the window, just use a hose with the ID larger than your pipes stinger.
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fan works, bench lower to the ground, fan perpendicular out the door. shop vac maybe, prop up hose.
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My garage wreaks of nitro! And I love it!:nod:
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Originally Posted by sschultz
(Post 11817321)
My garage wreaks of nitro! And I love it!:nod:
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Originally Posted by sschultz
(Post 11817321)
My garage wreaks of nitro! And I love it!:nod:
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Originally Posted by dooug1960
(Post 11817824)
my garage wreaks too but it aint nitro:sneaky:sneaky::lol:
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LOL. Yea that nitro is tuff to deal with. That would definately need a hose out the window.:D
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What header do you feller's use to get your pipe headed in the right direction. How did you rig yours up. I bought my stand used and it didn't come with a header that's beni with the right angle.
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some ear plugs/muffs would be ideal too....if you wanna hear stuff later.:D
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