e-cutout & stock muffler VIDEOS
#1
e-cutout & stock muffler VIDEOS
I've been getting tired of loud exhaust on my drive to school, so I made some changes to my exhaust. I gave it an e-cutout I made, and a silent muffler. It may be home-made, but it works perfect and doesn't scrape for once. HUGS the chassis.
I'll be taking some in-car shots tomorrow when I get it street-tuned a little better, but for now this is what a 3" DP w/resonator sounds like VS a 3" DP w/resonator and stock chaimbered muffler. It still has the original EX tip - cops at school are going to go crazy because of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_2RlSZoplw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz27DVw7HD0
BTW if someone has seen a faster e-cutout, lemme know. I can make this one around 2.5x faster
I'll be taking some in-car shots tomorrow when I get it street-tuned a little better, but for now this is what a 3" DP w/resonator sounds like VS a 3" DP w/resonator and stock chaimbered muffler. It still has the original EX tip - cops at school are going to go crazy because of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_2RlSZoplw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz27DVw7HD0
BTW if someone has seen a faster e-cutout, lemme know. I can make this one around 2.5x faster
#3
Re: e-cutout & stock muffler VIDEOS
You sure? This is with a ~70 degree sweep of the motor, on the low setting (42rpm vs 62 rpm). I could also add springs so its full power longer - only half the sweep each way is powered due to inertia. I ruined 2 aluminum arms before I got it right. :1
How does yours power the butterfly?
How does yours power the butterfly?
#7
Re: e-cutout & stock muffler VIDEOS
Mine is spur gear driven, its sick fast...
The motor I have on it I think is a 5 volt servo motor... and I just run 12v to it. It SNAPS open, and a spring will snap it closed when the brake is released.
The motor I have on it I think is a 5 volt servo motor... and I just run 12v to it. It SNAPS open, and a spring will snap it closed when the brake is released.
#9
Re: e-cutout & stock muffler VIDEOS
I was thinking about a setup like that, but I honestly didn't want to get into the complications behind controlling a servo motor. Mine is just a relay, 2 switches, and the motor. May I ask how you ended up moving that servo? I'd really like to see how you did yours, if its as fast as you say it is. Vids too pls