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Old 07-02-2001, 02:07 AM   #1
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Question Exhaust system

Help my get my head around this. The F40 had a V8, which makes me think there are 8 pipes along the exhaust manifold, then it has three tail pipes; one round, two oval. What kind of crazy pretzels-playing-Twister pipeworks are in the back of this car? The handful of pictures I've seen of the engine compartment has the three tailpipes coming out of a huge capsule of a muffler, if that's even what it is.

The perfect answer is gonna need a cut-away diagram, I'm thinking...
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Old 07-02-2001, 07:46 AM   #2
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Hey Silver!

Not sure if they have diagrams and what not, but they have a bunch of F40 specs and info and pics. Take a look. Hope it helps.

http://www.ferrarif40.dabsol.co.uk/F40/F40spec.htm#
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Three pipes come out of the collector/expansion chamber, while 2 exhaust pipes (one from each side of the V8) come in.
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Is it the only production car in the world with three tailpipes?
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It's a twin turbo....i'm pretty sure each of the outer 2 tailpipes were for each turbo, plus a central pipe which combined the twin wastegates???
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It's a twin turbo....i'm pretty sure each of the outer 2 tailpipes were for each turbo, plus a central pipe which combined the twin wastegates???
Sounds like a decent theory. Do you know where it came from?
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Sounds like a decent theory. Do you know where it came from?
Only from my memory of reading an English Fast Lane mag about 15 years ago, plus the last time I opened the hood of an F40 (about 12 years ago!).
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I doubt you'd see a whole lot under the hood of an F40. Check the link up there. I want that truck!!!!!!!
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If you look closely, you can see the three pipes from the large "can" muffler...
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We got that already:
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Three pipes come out of the collector/expansion chamber, while 2 exhaust pipes (one from each side of the V8) come in.
What goes on in the muffler that moves from two pipes to three?
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Probably nothing, they just added the 3rd pipe for some odd reason.
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Here's a pic I took of a F40 engine in Atlanta. This one is quite different, maybe different model years or something. They're gold plated as well.

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I looks as if the Muffler is missing.
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That looks totally different and/or heavily modified!
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the pic that heep posted is what ive seen, which i thought was each bank of cylinders powers one turbo, and the exhaust from that turbo has one tailpipe, and then the other bank of cyls for the other tailpipe, and the wastegate for hte middle taillpipe
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