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Author: Subject: Exhaust gas flow vs silencing ability
jimgiblett

posted on 27/9/04 at 09:11 AM Reply With Quote
Exhaust gas flow vs silencing ability

Hi,

I am in the process of replacing my knackered old silencer with a
new one. The can I have bought is very nice stainless one from
fisher sports cars but when fitted with a 70 degree outlet its
approx 2" too long.

My dilemma is that I want to keep the car a quiet as possible but
without losing too much power. If I use a 90 degree outlet will
this impede the gas flow dramatically? My alternative is to take a
couple of inches of the length of the can but I am concerned that it
will reduce it's silencing ability.

Any thoughts guys?

Cheers

Jim
R1 Phoenix

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Wadders

posted on 27/9/04 at 09:38 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by jimgiblett
Hi,


My dilemma is that I want to keep the car a quiet as possible but
without losing too much power. If I use a 90 degree outlet will
this impede the gas flow dramatically?

I doubt you will notice it at all, a good trick is to point the outlet under the car and at the ground. It seems to fool the noise sensors.

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jimgiblett

posted on 5/10/04 at 12:04 PM Reply With Quote
That's what I thought but thought I'd bounce the idea around. Now fitted with a 90 deg tail pipe.

Cheers

Jim

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