Help me quiet my exhaust
#1
Help me quiet my exhaust
So my wife will ride with me. My 951 has a Weltmeister test pipe and a SFR cat back, and I'd like to quiet some of the raspy barkiness, especially at part throttle around town. Yeah, I know I'm a sissy, what can I say? I'd like a more subtle and low, mellow sound, without spending a fortune or losing much HP or spool time. Doable? Ideally, there would be something I could just have welded in, any ideas?
#5
Ben already made me that offer, but I have the stock exhaust from my car. I love the sound at WOT, I'd just like to take the edge off a little around town. That said, if I can't come up with any cheap solution, I'll just stop being a sissy.
#6
Hi,
My car came to me with a B&B Cat back exhaust and was REALLY loud. Turned out the resonator had an issue so I went down to ye olde muffler shoppe and asked him to replace the resonator with a quieter one. Big improvement. I think it was some type of 'turbo' model of resonator.
After a few months I still thought it was too loud so I went down and had him take out the aftermarket muffler and replace it with something quiter. I think I went from a 1 baffle to a 3 baffle... but I have no other details.
MUCH better in my opinion. Sound is a matter of personal taste, but I just prefer it quieter. If you have a reputable shop near you - the kind that can custom fabricate almost anything - I'd just stop in and ask them what my options were.
Good Luck,
Phil
My car came to me with a B&B Cat back exhaust and was REALLY loud. Turned out the resonator had an issue so I went down to ye olde muffler shoppe and asked him to replace the resonator with a quieter one. Big improvement. I think it was some type of 'turbo' model of resonator.
After a few months I still thought it was too loud so I went down and had him take out the aftermarket muffler and replace it with something quiter. I think I went from a 1 baffle to a 3 baffle... but I have no other details.
MUCH better in my opinion. Sound is a matter of personal taste, but I just prefer it quieter. If you have a reputable shop near you - the kind that can custom fabricate almost anything - I'd just stop in and ask them what my options were.
Good Luck,
Phil
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Well, heck, if you have the stock exhaust then you won't need mine....you can just drop that cat back off at imagine auto some day, me and ben will fight for it...he's a delicate flower though.
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Originally Posted by onewhippedlittlepuppy
So my wife will ride with me. My 951 has a Weltmeister test pipe and a SFR cat back, and I'd like to quiet some of the raspy barkiness, especially at part throttle around town. Yeah, I know I'm a sissy, what can I say? I'd like a more subtle and low, mellow sound, without spending a fortune or losing much HP or spool time. Doable? Ideally, there would be something I could just have welded in, any ideas?
#15
Hally, that's along the lines of what I was considering, just curious if anyone could suggest a particular muffler that would weld onto the 3" SFR. More fishing for ideas than anything. Mark, I'd like to avoid a cat as we don't have emissions testing, if anything I'd go with a resonator similar to what Scott recomended. The only problem is that you have to have a SFR test pipe to use the resonator, about $800 for the two.