I prefer as straight as possible for flue to maintain good draft If your stove was designed with an 8" pipe opening you should spend the extra and run an 8" flue IMO when I bought my last stove to replace a smaller one we had it came with a 7" flue and the old pipe was 6". We never got a great draft after that after talking to a cple stove installers I swapped out the 6" flue to a 7" at the same length then had good draft Was told that you should never reduce flue size but you can reduce for stove size 6" stove to 8" flue is ok 8" stove to 6" flue could cause draft problem I'm sure there will be lots of I've run my stove with smaller flues with no troubles for yrs comments I even know lots of stoves running that way but if the engineers designed it with an 8" opening they must f had a reason would you reduce a water line and expect it to still deliver the same volume of water or better yet try to put 15" tires onto 16" rims that's just my opinion
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