Tech Feature: Understanding Your Market Can Increase Performance Exhaust Revenue Greenville NC
Depending upon the market your shop is servicing, the term “performance exhaust” can have different meanings. The first market actively seeks out the throaty rumble and chrome-plated look as part of the “vehicle personalization” scene. The second installs an exhaust system that produces the most horsepower for a performance application. Sometimes the two are one and the same, sometimes they’re not.
Business Leader Consulting
919-790-6962
919-790-6962
2612 Peachleaf Street
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC
ALM Enterprise, LLC
(704) 431-4821
(704) 431-4821
100 East Innes Street, Suite 300
Salisbury, NC
Salisbury, NC
ElectriCities of NC Inc.
(919) 760-6336
(919) 760-6336
P.O. Box 29513
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC
Customer One Solutions, Inc.
(704) 895-8632
(704) 895-8632
PO Box 1273
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
ActionCOACH
336.510.7262
336.510.7262
1050 Revolution Mill
Greensboro, NC
Greensboro, NC
J.S. Walker & Co., Inc
(704) 849-2100
(704) 849-2100
416 West John Street
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
Learning Technologies, Inc.
919-749-5285
919-749-5285
5206 Duraleigh Rd.
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC
Data Provided by:
Provided By: 
Tech Feature: Understanding Your Market Can Increase Performance Exhaust Revenue
 By Gary Goms April 23, 2009 Depending upon the market your shop is servicing, the term "performance exhaust" can have different meanings. The first market actively seeks out the throaty rumble and chrome-plated look as part of the "vehicle personalization" scene. The second installs an exhaust system that produces the most horsepower for a performance application. Sometimes the two are one and the same, sometimes they're not. Depending upon the market your shop is servicing, the term “performance exhaust” can have different meanings. The first market actively seeks out the throaty rumble and chrome-plated look as part of the “vehicle personalization” scene. The second installs an exhaust system that produces the most horsepower for a performance application. Sometimes the two are one and the same, sometimes they’re not. To better explain the difference between appearance and function, let’s look at how the intake, compression, power and exhaust strokes really work in a modern engine. The high-speed power output of a naturally aspirated engine depends upon the length or duration in crankshaft degrees of the intake and exhaust valve opening events. In a performance engine, air-flow is generally increased by opening the intake and exhaust valves early and closing them later during each combustion cycle. Increasing valve-open duration times also increases valve overlap. When the piston reaches top de... |
Click here to read the rest of the article from Brake & Front End
