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I have the single exit spoon, not sure if it makes any more power but it saves a lot of weight, the OEM is damned heavy. Just to change the subject a little the OEM has a Hemholtz resonater just after the first box do you think thats to remove the drone everyone complains about when running with a CAT? I am tempted to copy the OEM resonator and weld one on the Spoon
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Dont weld anything onto the Spoon!
Its been designed with optimum flows in mind and not to be meddled with IMO.
I assume you got a decat? This makes a big difference.
MB
Its been designed with optimum flows in mind and not to be meddled with IMO.
I assume you got a decat? This makes a big difference.
MB
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark,Feb 19 2007, 01:24 AM
Dont weld anything onto the Spoon!
Its been designed with optimum flows in mind and not to be meddled with IMO.
I assume you got a decat? This makes a big difference.
MB
Its been designed with optimum flows in mind and not to be meddled with IMO.
I assume you got a decat? This makes a big difference.
MB
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You would have to ask Ant (SSEL) about it, but not sure it will be that easy - and will be expensive. To cut out the main pipe, and weld on a new one will not be too easy, but I would be more concerned about what it would do to the flow...
Is it just too loud or just at certain rpm?
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Is it just too loud or just at certain rpm?
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark,Feb 19 2007, 02:45 AM
You would have to ask Ant (SSEL) about it, but not sure it will be that easy - and will be expensive. To cut out the main pipe, and weld on a new one will not be too easy, but I would be more concerned about what it would do to the flow...
Is it just too loud or just at certain rpm?
MB
Is it just too loud or just at certain rpm?
MB
I know Hemholts is used to tune out certain frequencies depending on size and shape.
It would only mean drilling a 20mm hole in the pipe and welding on a 20mm dia by 160mm long tube at right angles to the main pipe, I can do this at home no problem as I have all the kit to do it.
Only problem is do I mess with the Spoon exhaust and decrease it's re sale value
I f I knew it would help I would do it.
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Originally Posted by R39H,Feb 18 2007, 10:35 PM
I would love the Amuse dual with blue tips
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@Oxhouser - welding the OEM resonator on to the Spoon won't work!
The resonator length, diameter and location are designed to cancel out specific noise frequencies on the OEM zorst. Putting it on the Spoon will not have the same effect. It could well have the opposite of amplifying some frequencies.
The resonator design may look simple but it is a complicated calcuation involving a wide frequency range across all engine revs. Many after market manufacturers don't bother! (Invidia )
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Yep, calculating natural and resonant frequencies, and effecting changes is a science in itself!
Some of the tiny things that are done on gas turbines to alter natural frequency excitations are beyond me! A tiny weld here or there can do it.
In this case im not sure what you can do - its a pipe that is always going to be extremely loud. You may find a manifold helps, but it may not!
MB
Some of the tiny things that are done on gas turbines to alter natural frequency excitations are beyond me! A tiny weld here or there can do it.
In this case im not sure what you can do - its a pipe that is always going to be extremely loud. You may find a manifold helps, but it may not!
MB