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  2. The low pressure helps in creating a suction effect. As a result, evacuating the engine chamber from the burnt gases gets easier. The entire process is termed inertial scavenging. On one hand, reducing the exhaust diameter will result in high back pressure. If you increase it too much, back pressure reduces, but the gas velocity drops.
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    Engine back pressure is the excessive pressure building at the engine exhaust because of the flow restrictions to the exhaust gases offered by the exhaust system. It opposes the movement of the piston during the exhaust stroke thus causing the loss of power at the crankshaft and improper scavenging.
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    Backpressure in the exhaust system causes reversion. It gets worse with excessive Valve Overlap and improper Valve Timing. Performance camshafts take advantage of scavenging at high rpm.
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    The more Valve Overlap you have, the more important scavenging becomes. At the bottom of the power stroke, the cylinder is full of exhaust gases. During the exhaust stroke, the piston has to push the exhaust out. Any backpressure (restriction in the exhaust system) requires the piston to push harder.
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    The more negative a pressure becomes means that you are creating more suction or a vacuum in the system. The system is literally sucking or pulling out exhaust gas from the combustion chamber or cylinder. This sucking or "SCAVENGING" effect not only helps remove more exhaust gas from the cylinder.
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    How does a scavenging engine work?Scavenging occurs when the rush of exhaust gas leaving the cylinder helps to pull in more fresh air (and fuel). How does it work? During the exhaust stroke, the exhaust gases escape the cylinder very quickly. This creates a high-speed pulse of exhaust flowing down the Header Primary Tube.
    What is effective scavenging?Effective scavenging is how you make more power! The more valve overlap you have, the more important scavenging becomes. At the bottom of the power stroke, the cylinder is full of exhaust gases. During the exhaust stroke, the piston has to push the exhaust out.
    How does backpressure affect engine performance?Any backpressure  (restriction in the exhaust system) requires the piston to push harder. This is lost energy that could have been used to turn the wheels. When less power is used to push and pull air in and out of the cylinder, the engine is more efficient. This results in more power and better fuel economy.
    How does valve overlap affect scavenging?The more valve overlap you have, the more important scavenging becomes. At the bottom of the power stroke, the cylinder is full of exhaust gases. During the exhaust stroke, the piston has to push the exhaust out. Any backpressure  (restriction in the exhaust system) requires the piston to push harder.
     
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