dry stack?

johndoe

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What exactly is a dry stack? Can this still be closed cooling? <br />If not closed cooling, can I still add a heater, from the engine?
 

Don S

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Re: dry stack?

Maybe you missed my reply in your other post on this subject.<br /><br />
Originally posted by Don S:<br /> It's not "Dry Stack", it's called "Dry Joint" . It's a new concept by Merc to eliminate the problem of the thin wall between the water and the exhaust that goes bad in older manifolds and risers. They also have gaskets designed to prevent a lot of the low rpm water injestion common in the newer Vortec engines. From my experience, there are VERY FEW here that even knows what they are and how they work, or even knew there was a difference.<br />From what little I have seen of them, it seems like a great idea, and will probably save a lot of engines from hydroloc and water on the pistons.
AND,<br /><br />
Originally posted by DJ:<br /> <br /><br />A dry stack is just that. Dry exhaust, NOT water cooled. Dry stacks/exhaust REQUIRE lots of open area, for cooling, with NOTHING flamable in close proximaty.
Here's the link to the whole thread.<br /><br /> http://forums.iboats.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=24;t=015506
 
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