Hand made exhaust for cr 125 97 engine (PROJECT X)

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Re: Hand made exhaust for cr 125 97 engine (PROJECT X)

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That is just too cool :ugeek:
Thanks so much for sharing.
Anything else you want to show we'd love to see it :D
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Re: Hand made exhaust for cr 125 97 engine (PROJECT X)

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Crimas wrote:i have used plate'n'sheet professional to create a 2d draw from the 3d cone, autocad 2D to model the cone and make modification to fit exhaust on the frame and autocad 3D with loft command to create a fast 3d model for verify the right dimension
for the question about the determination of the right sections of the exhaust is a exhaustmaker secret hahahahahahah :mrgreen:
seriously there isn't any secret, there are only a lot of calculation for determinate the right dimension of the exhaust, a lot of factor, rpm, piston port lenght, angle of the cone ecc, i have a simple program to calculate exhaust call exhaust calculator 2.0 but non isn't always accurate and be careful
For this exhaust i have taken the dimension from a messico pipe, cut and welder for a perfect erogation but a lot of crash have broken the exhaust and compromised the performance of the engine so i make my personal copy of the exhaust :oops: 8-) :D

Hi Crimas,
First of all congrats on your great job! As a CAD user I would like to ask you how do you draw a 3d cone first and then autocad it on 2D and then do you fit a 3D exhaust with a 2D design on a complex frame as yours bike one?

Greetings
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Re: Hand made exhaust for cr 125 97 engine (PROJECT X)

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Hey 2strokefreak.
You might want to send him a PM or a email.
You'll probably get a faster response if you do.
I'd also like to hear his answer :D
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