how to make a slip-on quieter
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RE: how to make a slip-on quieter
you can pack/repack the exhaust but it won't be that much quieter because the end can does not contain that much volume as compared to the larger stock exhaust can.
you need more volume to absorb sound waves or separate chambers for sound waves to cancel out. i suppose you could pack it really tight with packing and see if it helps. the yosh end can was not really meant to be quiet, it is meant for performance. hence the smaller cylinder just enough to add a little muffle but not much else. it's like borderline running on straight pipe.
you need more volume to absorb sound waves or separate chambers for sound waves to cancel out. i suppose you could pack it really tight with packing and see if it helps. the yosh end can was not really meant to be quiet, it is meant for performance. hence the smaller cylinder just enough to add a little muffle but not much else. it's like borderline running on straight pipe.
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RE: how to make a slip-on quieter
ORIGINAL: Hurricane rider
to quiet a slipon down, you pack the material in it looser, and repack it tighter for louder. alternately, you may be able to get a baffle for your pipe.
to quiet a slipon down, you pack the material in it looser, and repack it tighter for louder. alternately, you may be able to get a baffle for your pipe.
the idea for a removable baffle may work like those used on scorpian or lazer or other aftermarket exhausts.
hell, go supercheap. get earplugs.
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RE: how to make a slip-on quieter
carb mod should not be needed for a baffle.
and you won't know which baffle to buy because none were made for this particular model. removeable baffles are a relatively new thing with later model year bikes using aftermarket exhausts. you may have to make your own baffle as most exhausts that do include them are made in mind to use a removeable one for track days andthe like.
you could measure the inside radius of the exhaust outlet and see if any aftermarket exhuasts have a replacement that you could buy that would fit. or make your own from pictures. shouldn't be very difficult.
and you won't know which baffle to buy because none were made for this particular model. removeable baffles are a relatively new thing with later model year bikes using aftermarket exhausts. you may have to make your own baffle as most exhausts that do include them are made in mind to use a removeable one for track days andthe like.
you could measure the inside radius of the exhaust outlet and see if any aftermarket exhuasts have a replacement that you could buy that would fit. or make your own from pictures. shouldn't be very difficult.