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Originally Posted by chattviper
(Post 3416134)
This is what I use, from CMI.
Do you lose any rpm's up top when you run the mufflers ? I have transom mount CMI's, worked great for noise. I pulled the insides out and boat seems to pull harder and overall feel stronger. Definitely would hit the rev limiters quicker without the baffles in (before my gear change). Now have 6" 'tips', having 6" turndowns built to bolt on for non-poker run weekends. |
Originally Posted by Shallow Minded
(Post 3415930)
My Scarab came with GGB's and I've been very happy with them... they tone it down just enough to keep me legal, but the boat still sounds great. If you can keep them polished up, they actually look good, too. Good luck.
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Silent Choice
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
(Post 3416072)
Is silent choice legal in Canada? I've seen 600sci's with Silent Choice exhaust before...
Dean |
Nah, mine is an older set of clamp-on's... I can snap a pic this weekend when I get to the boat if you'd like.
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Originally Posted by Fearless010
(Post 3416852)
Dean, you have just described my current set up. Canadian law specifically demands mufflers. Strangely, no specific db is required. Since running the exhaust through the propeller hub is ultimately the quietest. I'm currently thinking of switch between through the propeller hub and mufflers. I have to use inlines as you cannot clamp on to the end of my pipes. It would also ruin the appearance of my boat. So far I have learned about a couple of muffler manufacturers I can look into. Now I have to decide who to use and what decibel level to adhere to. Since the boat lives half the year in Florida I'm thinking 88. Sure will miss the sound of wide open pipes.
So at the end of the day, you are going to have both Silent Choice and mufflers? BTW, has the silent choice given you any trouble when on, as far as idling for 30-45 minutes? Thanks, Dean Also, Sweet boat!:drink: |
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Is this the style of exhaust you have?
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Originally Posted by Sutphil
(Post 3417139)
Is this the style of exhaust you have?
Is this your engine? If yes, does it already have in-line mufflers or are those Cat Converters I see in the pic? Dean |
Why dont you try a pair of the ones that slip inside and are screwed in. I think Teague and Cp have them. No power loss, its in line and will fit in your system.
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Originally Posted by Fearless010
(Post 3418062)
Dean,
Sorry I forgot to respond to your question. I do have problems with my silent choice. One side seems to constantly need to be adjusted. I will flip the switch, the actuators will engage and push the flaps over to divert the exhaust down through the prop hub, then one side will switch back to the original position putting the exhaust back through the pipe on that side. Sounds like the 1 actuator is either loosing power, or it's being "uncommanded" back, short in the harness somewhere maybe.... But are far as the engine itself, it idles fine, doesn't load up or anything.....? We live on a "USFWS Manatee Refuge" waterway, (Sykes Creek) and our idle times are 20 minutes south, 40 minutes north from our dock!:angry-smiley-038: BTW, what engine oil do you use? Thanks, Dean |
Originally Posted by Fearless010
(Post 3418343)
Dean,
I think i'm derailing my own thread! I'll respond to your questions in your mail box. Thanks, Peter (FL) Thanks, Dean Back to our regular 600sci w/ mufflers programming now!:drink: |
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