cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
#1
04-03-2006, 09:34 PM
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cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
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#2
04-03-2006, 10:10 PM
RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
Well my 1/2" drilling job didn't do that, I think I need to get craftsman tools for a better job next time
. Wow that is huge man lol. Im gonna keep my stock exhaust with the small 1/2" drill in there just in case the epa goes crazy or something, you never know. Until that time Muzzy will be on mine.
. Wow that is huge man lol. Im gonna keep my stock exhaust with the small 1/2" drill in there just in case the epa goes crazy or something, you never know. Until that time Muzzy will be on mine.
#4
04-04-2006, 12:30 AM
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RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
Hey thats pretty cool. Can you post one with the bike revving a little? do you notice any h.p. gain with the exhaust like that? thanks.
#5
04-04-2006, 07:01 AM
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RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: MaverickAus
Thats wayyyyyyyyyyyyy to noisy for me
Thats wayyyyyyyyyyyyy to noisy for me
#6
04-04-2006, 07:10 AM
RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: poodlenuts
its really not that noisy,my 110cc pit bike is louder
its really not that noisy,my 110cc pit bike is louder
That is a pretty interesting sound coming from your pipe. I kinda like it.
I hope Gravy Train comes through with the before and after with the Muzzy setup. I'm very much looking forward to hearing the difference.
#7
04-04-2006, 07:12 AM
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RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: onestarr99
Hey thats pretty cool. Can you post one with the bike revving a little? do you notice any h.p. gain with the exhaust like that? thanks.
Hey thats pretty cool. Can you post one with the bike revving a little? do you notice any h.p. gain with the exhaust like that? thanks.
#8
04-04-2006, 07:21 AM
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RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
That is why it is important to do a controlled test, record the reference (stock), then the modified, everything done the same between the recordings as much as possible - same microphone, microphone in the same position and distance away, even do the same duration and same variety of RPM settings - like a script. Only then can you use the recording as a comparison. A single recording without a comparison for reference is not very useful other than getting the overall character of the sound. While that's nice, it doesn't tell a lot about the loudness. We all know what our bikes sound like, of course, but a recording is a totally different experience - you really need a before and after recording to allow a third party to make a comparison between the two.
That is a pretty interesting sound coming from your pipe. I kinda like it.
I hope Gravy Train comes through with the before and after with the Muzzy setup. I'm very much looking forward to hearing the difference.
ORIGINAL: poodlenuts
its really not that noisy,my 110cc pit bike is louder
its really not that noisy,my 110cc pit bike is louder
That is a pretty interesting sound coming from your pipe. I kinda like it.
I hope Gravy Train comes through with the before and after with the Muzzy setup. I'm very much looking forward to hearing the difference.
#9
04-04-2006, 08:38 AM
RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: poodlenuts
sorry at the time I wasnt thinking about a controlled test,all I had on my mind was cut and drill so she can breath.[sm=bangbang.gif]
sorry at the time I wasnt thinking about a controlled test,all I had on my mind was cut and drill so she can breath.[sm=bangbang.gif]
#10
04-04-2006, 05:07 PM
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RE: cut and drilled stock exhaust vid
ORIGINAL: incabiker
Well my 1/2" drilling job didn't do that, I think I need to get craftsman tools for a better job next time. Wow that is huge man lol. Im gonna keep my stock exhaust with the small 1/2" drill in there just in case the epa goes crazy or something, you never know. Until that time Muzzy will be on mine.
Well my 1/2" drilling job didn't do that, I think I need to get craftsman tools for a better job next time
. Wow that is huge man lol. Im gonna keep my stock exhaust with the small 1/2" drill in there just in case the epa goes crazy or something, you never know. Until that time Muzzy will be on mine.