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Robster

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Whilst at Stoneleigh a company called CPE were showing ali repackable exhaust silencers for £175..the look good cool.gif but has anyone tried one? I am hoping to get one to keep my Xflow noise within 98bd. Does the price compare with others? Any experience that anyone has with repackable silencers would be appreciated.

 

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Robster

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Don't know the company nor the product. I live far from England and there are no cans available here in alu (or carbon for that matter), so I'm making one myself. I think I will be able to try it out next week. Total cost will be around 80 pounds, but if you can make the tube section of the can yourself I think it could be done for less than 50.

 

I'm also aiming for 98db. Will post details about this project when I'm done.

 

Tor Atle

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I bought a Plays-Kool (www.plays-kool.co.uk) repackable silencer to replace my old Tony Law silencer. It dropped me from 104dB to 95dB. It's repackable and they'll make it to your custom size. Costs £200UKP, gets me on to the quiet tracks plus it looks and sounds great! I can post comparitive weights if interested too.

 

Photo of silencer

www.plays-kool.co.uk/fab.htm

and on car

www.geocities.com/gee_fin/gee_fin-3.jpg

 

Cheers,

Graeme.

 

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www.fluke-motorsport.co.uk

 

Edited by - gee_fin on 11 May 2001 12:55:36

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Repackable by its very name means that the silencing material will decompose at some point. The best way that I have found to comabt degradation, is to wrap the perf tube in wire wool and tie in place with mig welding wire. I then use strips of fireproof builders wall insulation bats to pack the rest. This last about a season before needing attention. When first repacked, it is VERY quiet.

 

John

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