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Originally Posted by redaub
KY, why lower the intake? I was planning something equally high to save the back. Bad idea?
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People have had drafting problems with the intake being nearly as tall as the exhaust. Being that heat rises with them being at equal or close to height you get a stall effect if you know what I mean. If your going to run it that high then just run the exhaust even higher.
I know someone can detail this better then I did but if you look at any cooker *intake VS exhaust* they are all set up this way.
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