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Old 02-07-2008, 01:54 AM
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Does anyone have anu suggestions on how I can reduced the noise level of the exhaust on my Chinese 66cc motor?

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Try putting steel wool inside the muffler a little at a time untill noise level that you like is achieved.
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Earplugs.
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lol skyliner, i use fiber glass sheets, remember to make it rolled up and NOT forced in, or your bike will top out like its choked
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Give this a read, it may help.

http://www.piteraq.dk/flight/muffler.html
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Thanks for the link. Very informative.
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Nice article kerf,thanks.
With the exhaust u could try putting stainless steel wool in there but i have my doubts weather it would work.
If u have the money i bet this Grubee one would be quieter,plus like kerf's article sayes "Longer pipes do, of course, help a bit."..."a little bit of jet assist is also realized."
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Earplugs.
I tried using earplugs but they keep melting.I think I might try steel wool.
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Give this a read, it may help.

http://www.piteraq.dk/flight/muffler.html
This is well worth reading.
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I'd like to see somebody plumb a car muffler into the system....should be very quiet and not hamper exhaust flow since a car muffler is designed to flow enough for a car engine...try it you might like it! ;-)

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