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    I wanted to quite my exhaust down so I can hear the motor for noises. Does anybody have any tricks to make some slip on silencers for the pipes?

    I think I may hear a small clanking at the bottom end but, the mufflers are so loud I cant tell.
    Last edited by Skrpnch; 07-02-2010, 07:26 PM.

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    Re: Noise reduction for exhaust question?

    there are no small clanks!!! only big bangs!! welcome to the TL!!

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    • #3
      Re: Noise reduction for exhaust question?

      get someone to hold some rags over the ends gently
      www.cycleinnovations.com.au

      It never ceases to amaze why people ask for advice then when I give it they either ignore it or argue against it.
      But then I don't know all that much about TL's

      wwjd.......what would jimmy do.

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      • #4
        Re: Noise reduction for exhaust question?

        You could also stuff the cans with steel wool. Though it might be a bitch getting it back out.
        Mike Rock
        NESBA #506 '98 TLR
        American cycle performance MRP motorsports

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        • #5
          Re: Noise reduction for exhaust question?

          Friend of mine made me these kind of noise killers for my Nikko slip-on's.
          This redused the sound level by 5 db's (from 98 to 93), so I can drive on the track again and also can hear the mechanical noises that the bike makes
          Last edited by antz; 07-03-2010, 09:46 AM.
          I hear thunder, but there's no rain!

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          • #6
            Re: Noise reduction for exhaust question?

            I have some slip-in "DB-killers" brand junk. I'm not impresed, and never used them.

            I always wanted old-fashioned snuff-outs. They are like the butterfly in yuor throttle bodies, but have a hole in the middle. A spring-loaded cam-nut slides on the square end of the shaft, and makes it 'click' against the round shape of a pipe to stay open or closed. Very very handy. But cops just loved to be big-shots and show off that they knew what they were nd write tickets for them. Personally, I thought they were very civic-minded, allowing you to quiet down at night in residential neighborhoods etc. The police don't see it that way.
            It's about control skill; this is a motorized dance for joy and not Russian roulette.

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