PaulHail
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I've thought one of the reasons most high output two strokes have the exhaust ports open at the same time via either one large exhaust port with two additional small ports on top of the rear transfer ports or two large angled exhaust ports that are partially on top of the rear transfers was to have a strong exhaust pulse to get maximum performance from the pipe.
I understand as with all things engine design, everything is a compromise and inter related and that there are advantages of an arched exhaust port such as longer ring life and as you mention potentially less turbulence. And for any given engine, the ideal port shape may be different than the norm.
I understand as with all things engine design, everything is a compromise and inter related and that there are advantages of an arched exhaust port such as longer ring life and as you mention potentially less turbulence. And for any given engine, the ideal port shape may be different than the norm.