Are long tubes worth the money?

[Forestlump]

I understand that condensation happens in exhaust but your reasoning/explaination isn't correct. But I've seen you confidently post other stuff that's incorrect so

Yes it is, do some research on thermodynamics and heat transfer.

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[Forestlump]

Problem is, everyone has an opinion, not everyone sees the whole picture or understands the physics involved.

People modify their cars on what they believe to be correct. Often listening to others who don't know either. It's fine, and a multi million dollar industry. It's your choice at the end of the day what you spend your money on.

So every car with aftermarket exhaust should be pouring out water like his.

You do this quite regularly, you go full scale. Like other discussions we've had previously, there's variables.

Yes, increase surface area, increase cooling. Increase the time that gas is in contact with the cooling surface, the further it will cool. Get to the dew point and you will get condensate forming. These are facts.

 

[Forestlump]

Can someone do the math on how many gallons of water you get from burning one gallon of gasoline vs one and one third gallons of gasoline?

You get a third extra water in the third extra gasoline.

 

[Forestlump]

I already said, I understand that you act like he altered his exhaust system enough (slowing all that air down) to make a giant difference. A stock car will do it on the dealer lot.

Yeah every car does it if the situations right, you've just made it more likely to do it.

I have too, not saying it's wrong, just explaining why and that it wasn't from the fuel absorbing the humidity.

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