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How does the muit ram system work
« on: 15 May 2010, 00:35:33 »

I was wondering if someone could tell me. Does in put more air into the fuel and air mix which is built up in the vac tank.

Thanks
Steve
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #1 on: 15 May 2010, 00:38:23 »

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I was wondering if someone could tell me. Does in put more air into the fuel and air mix which is built up in the vac tank.

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Steve


Sorry Steve I am under the ofluence of incahol ;D
Maybe tomorrow :-* :-*
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #2 on: 15 May 2010, 00:41:50 »

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I was wondering if someone could tell me. Does in put more air into the fuel and air mix which is built up in the vac tank.

Thanks
Steve


Sorry Steve I am under the ofluence of incahol ;D
Maybe tomorrow :-* :-*


 ;D ;D ;D That,s sounds fair to me.. ;) ;) enjoy :y
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #3 on: 15 May 2010, 00:44:41 »

Judging from a recent thread... In TB's case, it should collect emissions in a "gas retention chamber" in the drivers seat, and uses it in the combustion process via a pipe to the inlet...

TBGR - The Boy's Gas Recirculation..  ;D
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #4 on: 15 May 2010, 01:02:11 »

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I was wondering if someone could tell me. Does in put more air into the fuel and air mix which is built up in the vac tank.

Thanks
Steve

Basically,

It consists of two foo-foo valves which operate under different engine loads.

Air is sucked in (as normal) through the filter, and enters a chamber full of omnimanlover crystals.  These crystals remove bicarbonate of soda, leaving a purer form of 'air' and a residue perfect for baking angel cakes.

The Foo-Foo valves operate by a process called 'Voodoo Magic'.  Voodoo is a conglomeration of cultural and spiritual belief systems strongly influenced by the ancient Voodoo religion of Africa, the Vodou religion of Haiti, the healing arts of Native American people, the folk magic of Europe, and Catholicism. Voodoo is culture, heritage, philosophy, art, dance, language, medicine, music, justice, power, storytelling & ritual.

Magic, is just Magic.



So you can clearly see, it has nothing to do with TB's arse.  ;D
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #5 on: 15 May 2010, 01:13:12 »

For something more interesting to read;

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1153840176
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #6 on: 15 May 2010, 01:19:47 »

summat to do withmore that one sheep in a field? ::)
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #7 on: 15 May 2010, 06:51:36 »

That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(


















Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #8 on: 15 May 2010, 09:35:41 »

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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(

Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
;D ;D ;D hows your cat waspy? ;D

vacume is drawn from the pipe on the right side of the plenum,the vacume is there due to natural induction as the engine drwas air in, and used to operate the various valves in the heating system (i think) and  multirams along with electrical operation timed from the ecu.

The multirams alter the induction air intake to give best power characteristics throughout the rev range. This i needed because air intakes, for some reason, operate differantly at certain speeds, so you get differant power levels at low and high rpm, the multirams alter the air intake in a way that gives best of both rpm worlds.

Bike makers have been fiddling around with variable length intake tracts for some time in order to tune power output at various rpm.

All to do with air flow, resonance and frequency as the valves open and shut interupting air flow i guess?

Similar to exhaust scavenging shock waves and variable exhaust valves.

.....as i understand it anyway.

« Last Edit: 15 May 2010, 09:37:33 by chrisgixer »
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #9 on: 15 May 2010, 10:08:07 »

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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(


 














Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P

;D ;D ;D ;D Very good Pete. You had me there for a sec ;)
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #10 on: 15 May 2010, 10:45:16 »

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I was wondering if someone could tell me. Does in put more air into the fuel and air mix which is built up in the vac tank.

Thanks
Steve


http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1153840176

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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #11 on: 15 May 2010, 16:10:41 »

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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(

Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
;D ;D ;D hows your cat waspy? ;D

vacume is drawn from the pipe on the right side of the plenum,the vacume is there due to natural induction as the engine drwas air in, and used to operate the various valves in the heating system (i think) and  multirams along with electrical operation timed from the ecu.

The multirams alter the induction air intake to give best power characteristics throughout the rev range. This i needed because air intakes, for some reason, operate differantly at certain speeds, so you get differant power levels at low and high rpm, the multirams alter the air intake in a way that gives best of both rpm worlds.

Bike makers have been fiddling around with variable length intake tracts for some time in order to tune power output at various rpm.

All to do with air flow, resonance and frequency as the valves open and shut interupting air flow i guess?

Similar to exhaust scavenging shock waves and variable exhaust valves.

.....as i understand it anyway.



 :-? Cat? Don't have a cat, hate the damn things, they tihs every where >:(

Bloody hell, you have a long mamory ;D
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #12 on: 15 May 2010, 17:09:53 »

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Quote
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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(

Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
;D ;D ;D hows your cat waspy? ;D

vacume is drawn from the pipe on the right side of the plenum,the vacume is there due to natural induction as the engine drwas air in, and used to operate the various valves in the heating system (i think) and  multirams along with electrical operation timed from the ecu.

The multirams alter the induction air intake to give best power characteristics throughout the rev range. This i needed because air intakes, for some reason, operate differantly at certain speeds, so you get differant power levels at low and high rpm, the multirams alter the air intake in a way that gives best of both rpm worlds.

Bike makers have been fiddling around with variable length intake tracts for some time in order to tune power output at various rpm.

All to do with air flow, resonance and frequency as the valves open and shut interupting air flow i guess?

Similar to exhaust scavenging shock waves and variable exhaust valves.

.....as i understand it anyway.



 :-? Cat? Don't have a cat, hate the damn things, they tihs every where >:(

Bloody hell, you have a long mamory ;D
long term is ok its short term memory i have trouble with, what day is it? :D
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #13 on: 15 May 2010, 17:46:52 »

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Quote
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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(

Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
;D ;D ;D hows your cat waspy? ;D

vacume is drawn from the pipe on the right side of the plenum,the vacume is there due to natural induction as the engine drwas air in, and used to operate the various valves in the heating system (i think) and  multirams along with electrical operation timed from the ecu.

The multirams alter the induction air intake to give best power characteristics throughout the rev range. This i needed because air intakes, for some reason, operate differantly at certain speeds, so you get differant power levels at low and high rpm, the multirams alter the air intake in a way that gives best of both rpm worlds.

Bike makers have been fiddling around with variable length intake tracts for some time in order to tune power output at various rpm.

All to do with air flow, resonance and frequency as the valves open and shut interupting air flow i guess?

Similar to exhaust scavenging shock waves and variable exhaust valves.

.....as i understand it anyway.



 :-? Cat? Don't have a cat, hate the damn things, they tihs every where >:(

Bloody hell, you have a long mamory ;D
long term is ok its short term memory i have trouble with, what day is it? :D

Sunday :y
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Re: How does the muit ram system work
« Reply #14 on: 15 May 2010, 21:50:34 »

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That's bloody typical >:( >:(

Steve asks a good question & gets loads of stupid answers >:( >:( >:(

Multi Ram consists of a laughing pin rubbing on the giggling shaft ;D

Sorry Steve :P
;D ;D ;D hows your cat waspy? ;D

vacume is drawn from the pipe on the right side of the plenum,the vacume is there due to natural induction as the engine drwas air in, and used to operate the various valves in the heating system (i think) and  multirams along with electrical operation timed from the ecu.

The multirams alter the induction air intake to give best power characteristics throughout the rev range. This i needed because air intakes, for some reason, operate differantly at certain speeds, so you get differant power levels at low and high rpm, the multirams alter the air intake in a way that gives best of both rpm worlds.

Bike makers have been fiddling around with variable length intake tracts for some time in order to tune power output at various rpm.

All to do with air flow, resonance and frequency as the valves open and shut interupting air flow i guess?

Similar to exhaust scavenging shock waves and variable exhaust valves.

.....as i understand it anyway.



 :-? Cat? Don't have a cat, hate the damn things, they tihs every where >:(

Bloody hell, you have a long mamory ;D
long term is ok its short term memory i have trouble with, what day is it? :D

Sunday :y
oh pants, school night. ;D
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