What should the stack height of an exhaust be?

Stack Height Guidance. Following the use of effective emission controls, an adequate exhaust stack height is the next most important focus to ensure adequate dispersion of the exhaust to minimize the ground level concentration of air pollutants where individuals may be exposed.

What is the purpose of an intake grate?

The intake grate ensures large objects do not enter the propulsion system. The intake grate is designed for hydrodynamic performance and the greater the covering, fencing or screening of the intake substantially impedes water flow and ultimately performance suffers. There is a balance but with this small objects can be drawn into the intake system.

Do you need rain guards on exhaust stacks?

While rain guards are often necessary in our climate to protect certain equipment from rain entering a stack, there are acceptable and unacceptable designs. Rain caps installed on stacks must allow for unobstructed, vertical flow of the exhaust.

Where is the intake grate on a Sea Doo?

To help ensure only water enters the system an intake grate is mounted over the inlet. This is usually comprised of three hydrodynamically designed “bars” that run from the front of the opening to the back and are nearly flush with the bottom of the hull. The intake grate ensures large objects do not enter the propulsion system.

The intake grate ensures large objects do not enter the propulsion system. The intake grate is designed for hydrodynamic performance and the greater the covering, fencing or screening of the intake substantially impedes water flow and ultimately performance suffers. There is a balance but with this small objects can be drawn into the intake system.

What kind of exhaust system does Jegs High Performance use?

JEGS High Performance is your source for exhaust systems, car exhaust parts, exhaust pipes & tubing, headers, stainless steel exhaust tubing, and cat back exhaust.

To help ensure only water enters the system an intake grate is mounted over the inlet. This is usually comprised of three hydrodynamically designed “bars” that run from the front of the opening to the back and are nearly flush with the bottom of the hull. The intake grate ensures large objects do not enter the propulsion system.