I understand the damper doors, etc. That part works, tho in 2010 it very, very likely is not to code in a dwelling. Not much at all is to code any more because there are so many reams of code..... Legal issues aside, I understand & it can work fine.
Your problem is an 8 inch furnace output implies it needs an 8 inch chimney.
You can't really reduce that down to 6 inch and expect it to work.
The extra 2 inches of smoke will try real hard to get around the dampner, etc. of your stove, and there you might actually be doing something deadly. Throttling backa chimney is not a good idea.
I don't think it is wise to throttle down the chimney to a 6 inch, when the furnace has an 8 inch output. I think that will give you major problems.
I'm only a simple dirt farmer, don't know much on heating & heating code, so just my opinion. :) Hope you figure out something to make it work properly.
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