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Beta 14 exhaust specifics


  • Exhaust installation diagram shows a 'tube' leaving the top of the siphon break.... Is this necessary? if so... does someone have  more details?
  • What size muffler is best for installation with the beta 14? Is bigger better?
  • Is there a more detailed diagram or photo available showing the new hose configuration at the heat exchanger and raw water junction?
  • How do we know that the back pressure is correct at the exhaust manifold after we install all the exhaust hardware? Should we measure?


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Hello Carlton,

There are 2 kinds of anti-siphon valve. One actually uses a valve and for this we supply the Scot Valve which we have found relaible in service. The other is not actually a valve at all. It is actually a break in the hose and a small part of the water flow is sent overboard as a tell-tale that the raw water pump is working. When the engine is off this same hose allows air into the exhaust to stop any siphoning effect. Here is a link to a webpage that may explain it better than me
http://www.myboatsgear.com/featured_product/vented%20loops.asp

The size of muffler depends on the length of exhaust. If my memory is correct, you have a Cascade 27 so your exhaust run wont be very long. Follow the basics on the exhaust page of our website. You should not have any back pressure issues using the Beta Marine muffler, a Vernerlift or Vetus waterlock. Work on using a 2" exhaust system and you will be fine. 
http://www.betamarinenc.com/exhaust%20systems08oct.pdf

Regards, Stanley

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