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How do extractors work?
On a standard engine, burnt exhaust gases are dumped from the combustion chambers (cylinders) into a single piped manifold, which is attached to the exhaust pipe.
This dumping cause’s turbulence in the manifold, since there is not enough space for all the exhaust gases, a higher level of engine back pressure is created, making the engine work harder to force out exhaust gases, wasting engine power.
Because the exhaust gases cannot get out of the manifold, into the exhaust system efficiently enough, some of this gas is forced back into the combustion chamber, diluting the air/fuel mixture. Robing your engine of more horsepower and resulting in fuel combustion efficiency being reduced, causing the engine to run hotter and wear faster.
So if that be true, your limits are only going to be your exhaust ports/ and or cams, if you bolt on extractors & a good system.