Exhaust Muffling
#1
Exhaust Muffling
My boss made his own bike, but his neighors are complaining its too loud.
So now, we're lookin at how to muffle his exhaust without actually buying a muffler
Idea we had was to buy a couple washers the size of the pipe and cut them in half, then weld them onto opposing sides of the pipe. Do you think this would be effective?
This is a 125cc engine with pretty much a straight pipe coming out right now.
So now, we're lookin at how to muffle his exhaust without actually buying a muffler
Idea we had was to buy a couple washers the size of the pipe and cut them in half, then weld them onto opposing sides of the pipe. Do you think this would be effective?
This is a 125cc engine with pretty much a straight pipe coming out right now.
#2
Re: Exhaust Muffling
What diameter pipe are you using, just two half washers doesnt seem like it would work as well as you need it to. You might be able to take two solid washers and drill several holes in them, and then weld them in both ends. It might be more effective. How quiet are you trying to make it?
#5
Re: Exhaust Muffling
make a fiberglass packed muffler for it, I took a blue bottle apart and used the center wholey part and put that inside the pipe and packed it with pink insulation on my old sled. Not the hole storey but I'm sure you can figger out what to do
#8
Re: Exhaust Muffling
i don't know the logistics of it, but there's a method of dimpling your exhaust piping, which reflects the sound waves and cancels them out. not really sure how it's done, but i believe the dimples have to be somewhere around 1/4 of an inch or a little bit less.