One off exhaust can....
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One off exhaust can....
Who would you contact if needed a BIG ASS can to use on restricted track days?
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....
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It´s always a funny one in the bunch....GFY 
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The std Akrapovic can that came with my system is around there.. I can fart louder than it ...
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If you are talking track day use then I'm assuming they will noise test according to race regs - which in the UK (for twins) is at 5000rpm at a set distance. In which case 92db is whisper quiet. Can you maybe modify a standard can to fit?Killerwhale wrote:Who would you contact if needed a BIG ASS can to use on restricted track days?
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....

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92 dB whisper you say?phuk72 wrote: If you are talking track day use then I'm assuming they will noise test according to race regs - which in the UK (for twins) is at 5000rpm at a set distance. In which case 92db is whisper quiet. Can you maybe modify a standard can to fit?
On Assen the restriction is 88 dB.
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I've only known the noise test to be taken at an rpm dependant on the engine's stroke.phuk72 wrote:If you are talking track day use then I'm assuming they will noise test according to race regs - which in the UK (for twins) is at 5000rpm at a set distance. In which case 92db is whisper quiet. Can you maybe modify a standard can to fit?Killerwhale wrote:Who would you contact if needed a BIG ASS can to use on restricted track days?
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....
1996 TRX 850, blue, Ohlins 46HRCLS, Race Tech Gold Valves, 0.90 springs, Venom pipes, R6 brakes............
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
1998 Yamaha SZR660, blue of course
1967 Yamaha TD1C 250, Blue and white
1974 Yamaha RD250A, Candy Blue
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That could be a way out!phuk72 wrote:If you are talking track day use then I'm assuming they will noise test according to race regs - which in the UK (for twins) is at 5000rpm at a set distance. In which case 92db is whisper quiet. Can you maybe modify a standard can to fit?Killerwhale wrote:Who would you contact if needed a BIG ASS can to use on restricted track days?
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....
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In Sweden they have a mic at the straight measuring drive by...of cource one could go by in idle but....how fun is that!?dandywarhol wrote:I've only known the noise test to be taken at an rpm dependant on the engine's stroke.phuk72 wrote:If you are talking track day use then I'm assuming they will noise test according to race regs - which in the UK (for twins) is at 5000rpm at a set distance. In which case 92db is whisper quiet. Can you maybe modify a standard can to fit?Killerwhale wrote:Who would you contact if needed a BIG ASS can to use on restricted track days?
Maybe 6-700mm and thick motherf...to get down around 92dB
Zorstec??
...and no, a J-lo fart from that large trunk won´t get down to 92dB....
But idea of altering a standard is good!
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Although the standard can weighs about 1200kg.Killerwhale wrote: In Sweden they have a mic at the straight measuring drive by...of cource one could go by in idle but....how fun is that!?
But idea of altering a standard is good!
You could fill it with Helium!
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One could always find one from a R1...Tarwetijger wrote:Although the standard can weighs about 1200kg.Killerwhale wrote: In Sweden they have a mic at the straight measuring drive by...of cource one could go by in idle but....how fun is that!?
But idea of altering a standard is good!
You could fill it with Helium!
