Slide in mufflers
I have come to the conclusion that though the boat sounds really cool I do not think some of the house boat people in the marina like the sond.....Some guy blows a airhorn every time we go past his place
Not sure which is worth my unmuffled big block or his airhorn Can anyone sugest a good slip in muffler for my through hull slash cut tips? Thanks all |
you can get them from CP Performance the quickest in your area http://www.cpperformance.com/c-472-s...silencers.aspx
Rex Marine , Hardin Marine , just about every one of them have it. |
Slip ins really will not do that much to reduce sound. They will take some of the bark off at idle, but will probably cost you 1-2mph as well.
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Get Gattlins!
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Get the Donkey D**ks.
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I have some GBB clamp-on style mufflers and looked closely at their new slip-ins. They look like a good product with minimal power loss. Or buy your own airhorn? Ha, good luck.
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Originally Posted by Shallow Minded
(Post 3729816)
Or buy your own airhorn? Ha, good luck.
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Originally Posted by spectras only
(Post 3729770)
you can get them from CP Performance the quickest in your area http://www.cpperformance.com/c-472-s...silencers.aspx
Rex Marine , Hardin Marine , just about every one of them have it. |
Originally Posted by hadleycat
(Post 3729845)
I have the 79.99 models on my 454 mag and they quiet it down pretty good. I would think they will do the trick for you.
I am cutting out the stock inline "twist" baffles since apparently they really hurt performance at similar power levels to me and can install these when I need to. My tips are only about 6" long on the short side of the angle cut so these were about my only option. These will hurt performance too, but I can have them out in seconds. |
Originally Posted by Shallow Minded
(Post 3729816)
Or buy your own airhorn? Ha, good luck.
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