Muffler size question (inlet or can)
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Muffler size question (inlet or can)
I know that by increasing the size of your muffler, decreases the noise of your exhaust. I currently have header, pre-silncer and 2.5" piping and Magnfalow Mufflers with 2.25" inlet.
I am wondering if it matters if I use a bigger inlet muffler like 3" to deaden the sound more. Or should I just get a 2.5" inlet? Which one should I consider, the size of the inlet or the size of the can? I'm really tired of hearing the chainsaw at higher RPM
I am wondering if it matters if I use a bigger inlet muffler like 3" to deaden the sound more. Or should I just get a 2.5" inlet? Which one should I consider, the size of the inlet or the size of the can? I'm really tired of hearing the chainsaw at higher RPM
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think of it as an extreme, u think if u had a muffler than had a 1 mile diameter on the end of your car, would it deaden the noise at all? no. you have to look for the can intself, such as how long it is, how much sound deadening material is in it, how many CCs it is, etc etc etc
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Originally posted by M5150
think of it as an extreme, u think if u had a muffler than had a 1 mile diameter on the end of your car, would it deaden the noise at all? no. you have to look for the can intself, such as how long it is, how much sound deadening material is in it, how many CCs it is, etc etc etc
think of it as an extreme, u think if u had a muffler than had a 1 mile diameter on the end of your car, would it deaden the noise at all? no. you have to look for the can intself, such as how long it is, how much sound deadening material is in it, how many CCs it is, etc etc etc
"smaller = less noise, giving everything equal . RB mufflers are 2" each."
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Larger MUFFLERS decrease the volume.
However, increasing the PIPING makes the muffler relatively SMALLER if the external dimensions stay the same.
So, having the muffler stay the same external size, making the pipe diameter larger makes the muffler less effective. You'd have to make the canister proportionally larger in order just to break even.
However, increasing the PIPING makes the muffler relatively SMALLER if the external dimensions stay the same.
So, having the muffler stay the same external size, making the pipe diameter larger makes the muffler less effective. You'd have to make the canister proportionally larger in order just to break even.
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Originally posted by peejay
Larger MUFFLERS decrease the volume.
However, increasing the PIPING makes the muffler relatively SMALLER if the external dimensions stay the same.
So, having the muffler stay the same external size, making the pipe diameter larger makes the muffler less effective. You'd have to make the canister proportionally larger in order just to break even.
Larger MUFFLERS decrease the volume.
However, increasing the PIPING makes the muffler relatively SMALLER if the external dimensions stay the same.
So, having the muffler stay the same external size, making the pipe diameter larger makes the muffler less effective. You'd have to make the canister proportionally larger in order just to break even.
J/K
Could you re-phrase it, no matter how many times I read it, I always get lost
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Originally posted by M5150
i have the corksport, its loud, but its the best sounding rotary exhaust note ive ever heard, conjoined with the bonez race pipe
i have the corksport, its loud, but its the best sounding rotary exhaust note ive ever heard, conjoined with the bonez race pipe
For us the NA guys, going from 2.5" to 3" mufflers has no real benefit, other than making it louder...........
HKS dual will give you a deep sound around 3.5K rpms and it will scream (not very loud compared to the corksport) at higher rpms.
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