dry exhaust vs wet exhaust
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dry exhaust vs wet exhaust
any opinions on dry exhaust....better than wet or??? pros or cons? may look at getting a set but wanted some feedback, can silent choice be added thx
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It is louder and can make more power, as well as allowing a more radical cam design without the fear of reversion.
It is a lot louder.
I dont know about silent choice, but it probably cannot be added as you will burn up the rubber hoses.
It is a lot louder.
I dont know about silent choice, but it probably cannot be added as you will burn up the rubber hoses.
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Do those in line mufflers designed for use with wet or dry exhaust actually do anything to suppress the sound? I haven't actually heard a muffled dry exhaust first hand but I just bought an un-muffled one so I am beginning to worry!
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I have heard muffled dry exhaust that was as quiet as muffled wet exhaust. It takes a lot of $$$ to do it though. The system I heard actually had mufflers built into the tailpipes.
You cannot run silent choice with dry exhaust.
You cannot run silent choice with dry exhaust.
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I have been running full dry CMI's and GGB Extreme mufflers for years, with no issues at all to report The engine sounds great, not too loud at all.