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pocotheeskimoFeb-20-02 04:15 PM
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#15384, "Exhaust Silencer Question"


          

Hello,
I emailed Thermal R&D yesterday and they have told me they don't make a silencer for any of their exhaust systems.. Does anyone know how hard, and if it's possible, to fabricate a silencer for it? Has anyone else done this? Probably not, but I figured I'd see if anyone has any ideas..
Also, I've been considering getting the Arospeed "Exhaust Valve Controller" ( http://www.arospeed.com/newstuff.htm ) thing which can be used to change the amount of exhaust getting through the pipes at once by a valve that closes/opens up when a switch is pulled.. If I were to go that route, I'd definately buy a test pipe to hopefully negate the HP loss from using it.. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I know Apexi makes one for the Japanese market, but not in the US.. Arospeed's the only company I know of, and it's on their new product list so I doubt very many people actually have one of these things.. But any input on the whole thing would be cool..

Gary

PS: Sorry for rambling

  

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RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, Breezio, Feb-20-02 05:11 PM, #1
RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, Danny95ESI, Feb-21-02 02:55 AM, #2
RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, MrClean125, Feb-21-02 10:00 AM, #3
RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, iamnotwhoiam, Feb-21-02 10:18 AM, #4
RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, pocotheeskimo, Feb-21-02 03:51 PM, #5
      RE: Exhaust Silencer Question, Breezio, Feb-22-02 05:11 AM, #6

BreezioFeb-20-02 05:11 PM
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#15385, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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I suppose that'd work.. but seems like kinda a waste.. putting basically a throttle body in your exhaust.. hehe. You might want to think about putting a resonator in farther up stream.. that'll quite it down some.. and possibly give it a better sounding tone.

  

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Danny95ESIFeb-21-02 02:55 AM
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#15386, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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AUGHH!! i totally needed one of those but i got rid of my SP already!!! F*CK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  

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MrClean125Feb-21-02 10:00 AM
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#15387, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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Thermals are already pretty quiet, one of the quietest exhaust systems i've ever heard. You want to quiet even more??? Well dats coo' Like Breezio said, try putting a resonator further upstream.

Dave

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iamnotwhoiamFeb-21-02 10:18 AM
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#15388, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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i believe that you can use the same silencer that is used on the apexi n1 mufflers..

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pocotheeskimoFeb-21-02 03:51 PM
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#15389, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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Wouldn't a resonator add restriction? I guess anything would, but with a silencer I could choose to be restricted or (about 99% of the timer), be non restricted at all.. How hard would it be to fabricate a silencer do you think? Hmm.. maybe I'll market one if I ever make one =)

Gary

  

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BreezioFeb-22-02 05:11 AM
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#15390, "RE: Exhaust Silencer Question"
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straight through resonators (cherry bombs, purple hornies, and other glass pack resonators) add little to no restriction. I think all resonators are straight through.

  

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