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Power muffler

I've received a dealership for the Aeroturbine mufflers. I'll be testing one on Carmen to verify the claimed power gains.
One of the gains right off the bat is weight savings. The thing is basically a lightweight hollow pipe using temperature differentials to create a flow that cools and quiets the exhaust, instead of baffles and packed materials.
It's a nice throaty note on throttle, quiet when idling or coasting, and the manufacturer claims power comparable to a straight pipe. They normally retail for about $199 bucks but I plan to offer 'em for $179 as soon as I'm convinced they're rotorhead worthy.
http://www.aero-turbine.com/how/index.html
Last edited by Manntis; May 24, 2004 at 08:45 PM.
i just sent them an email. i want to know if they have ever tested it on a rotary that isnt running cats. i want to know if it is anywhere near as quiet as those sound clips on their site! ahaha, if i had known about this a month ago i may not be running 3 magnaflows on my car! 
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I appreciate the support
But let me be clear: They granted me a dealership but I'll be installing one or two on local rotary powered cars for field testing before offering them to you guys. Just as the cupholder/stereo bracket and vented hoods are taking a while to ensure best quality, I can think of no better method than having local rotorheads zip around town with these mufflers and providing honest feedback. This is so I can verify the performance and sound of the units in the real world without relying on the manufacturers claims.
Rotorhead.ca is not about making money off fellow enthusiasts but offering the best stuff for our cars.
But let me be clear: They granted me a dealership but I'll be installing one or two on local rotary powered cars for field testing before offering them to you guys. Just as the cupholder/stereo bracket and vented hoods are taking a while to ensure best quality, I can think of no better method than having local rotorheads zip around town with these mufflers and providing honest feedback. This is so I can verify the performance and sound of the units in the real world without relying on the manufacturers claims.
Rotorhead.ca is not about making money off fellow enthusiasts but offering the best stuff for our cars.
The design looks like it offers a very high exhaust flow rate, and if it can do that while substantially cutting down the decibels on an open headered rotary and producing a nice tone then it ought to be a winner.
i'm definitely interested in this muffler.. the apexi is coming to the last of his days.. rasp is insane.
especially that AT2540i... yum. *begins to save up*
And a lifetime warranty? yowz. give me roughly 3 weeks..
especially that AT2540i... yum. *begins to save up*
And a lifetime warranty? yowz. give me roughly 3 weeks..
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I am very interested since I am going to need exauhst within weeks to pass inspection, mine is about to fall off the car. Are you testing with RB header/silencer?
lol yea, when you test,.. it's gotta be all out. rb header, straight 2.25" or 2.5" to the muffler. no presilencer. really see what it can do. then people will know that's the worse it can be. hahaha
Might be interesting Maantis. I live in Montreal, Quebec and was considering a system from RB.
Do you have any idea if this will work properly with the header and silencer from RB? i.e. will the backpressure for the 5th and 6th ports work properly? What about with a stock cat?
Anyway, keep us updated. If you want to email me when your testing is complete, I would be interested in hearing the results before I decide what to get.
Thanks.
Greg B.
guackman@yahoo.com
Do you have any idea if this will work properly with the header and silencer from RB? i.e. will the backpressure for the 5th and 6th ports work properly? What about with a stock cat?
Anyway, keep us updated. If you want to email me when your testing is complete, I would be interested in hearing the results before I decide what to get.
Thanks.
Greg B.
guackman@yahoo.com
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I plan on testing on Carmen with the RB header and presilencer. There's little to no restriction (according to the manufacturer, power output is analogous to a straight pipe while noise levels are more like a traditional muffler)
Need a turbo FB subject, I will volunteer
My straight through muffler is loud as hell. I thought it would make a nice presilence the design anyhow. Looked at the pictures thats a bigboy to try to put anywhere else than next to the gas tank. What are the available inlet outlet diameters?
wonder if that will put out my flame????
My straight through muffler is loud as hell. I thought it would make a nice presilence the design anyhow. Looked at the pictures thats a bigboy to try to put anywhere else than next to the gas tank. What are the available inlet outlet diameters?wonder if that will put out my flame????
Last edited by seanrot; May 25, 2004 at 04:44 PM.
it is kinda pretty though
They also have it without the big tip 2.5 in 2.5 out sound like nice presilencer but that 6 inches is quite round. It was tight tring to get my 4 inch under there.
2.5 in and out
They also have it without the big tip 2.5 in 2.5 out sound like nice presilencer but that 6 inches is quite round. It was tight tring to get my 4 inch under there.
2.5 in and out


