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Exhaust Turn Downs
I need to do something about the decibels on my Outerlimits SV43. I'm looking at installing Gibson turn downs, any cautions or suggestions? Thanks
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Got any old mercruiser elbows around? Couple hunk of four inch hose and fake it. See what it is like before buying the shiny version. If you have to add length to get it below waterline, the oval merc hose is a wierd size. Not 4 inch.
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I have a set of crappy ones that you could borrow and tryout, I made them up to see if I liked them or not. turns out I didn't. The spray from the water and air is aggravating. they are 4"
P.M. and we could work something out. |
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They are strict about noise where we boat and the CMI Sound Eliminators I had were still too loud at idle. I installed the Gibson downturns five years ago and haven't had any issues.
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I love my GGB inserts. They take about 6 dB off at idle and do not restrict rpm unlike some other inserts I've tried. 6 dB may not be enough for your but that was my experience from direct measurement.
The turn downs will work but turn down depth is important. They will splash a lot if not set deep enough. I made a test set out of 4" ABS drain pipe for concept evaluation. |
How long were the GGB's that you saw 6db reduction? Were they the sport or competition version?
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Originally Posted by rv
(Post 4585725)
How long were the GGB's that you saw 6db reduction? Were they the sport or competition version?
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GK
The law in Wisconsin is 86db. Nothing will pass with your engines but turn downs will be the closest. |
Originally Posted by Trash
(Post 4585864)
4" diameter, competition and I believe 4 or 5 rings long. Competition has a slightly bigger inner diameter.
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