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yes. Mine is almost exactly like that. Mine would add water at the bottom right before she shoots through the transom
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Why are you wanting to run wet? Most of us here have went dry, so no worries with reversion and really doesn't seem that bad. We normally run 30-40 miles one way also. They make some dry mufflers don't they if the noise bothers you?
Just thinking of the cost if it reverts compared to the cost of noise suppression.
Just thinking of the cost if it reverts compared to the cost of noise suppression.
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Noise. Plain and simple. I had dry exhaust on my sunny and I hated it, the guy behind me hated it, cops hated it, and the guy two counties over hated it. We ran the ggb inserts in them before, even still have the inserts. They helped but not tremendously. Went from like 118db to 110. To me I figure it like this. If it is going to revert I will know pretty quick before I even leave my house. I would simply idle it down to 800 mimicking in gear and idle for few then pop off risers and verify. Then do it again at the lake on the no wake zone. If it doesnt revert by then then it aint going to.
You could also wait and dump right at the end, that still kills a lot and is even further away.
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I just did a quick look and it seems at best most claim are 12db, which is a good amount but if you were 118 will not be enough if you have noise restrictions. Man they are pricey to!
You could also wait and dump right at the end, that still kills a lot and is even further away.
You could also wait and dump right at the end, that still kills a lot and is even further away.
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e must remember, there are many more modified engines in Eliminators than there are stock one's. hah.
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I'd chance it. Again, I have seen many BBC with Yuge cams in Eliminators with that exhaust and you ask owner about reversion and they have no idea what you are talking about. LOL.

e must remember, there are many more modified engines in Eliminators than there are stock one's. hah.

e must remember, there are many more modified engines in Eliminators than there are stock one's. hah.
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The ggb inserts i have are i believe 7 disc. Definitely take the crack out. I will be dumping right before it goes through transom. My theory is between my angle of drop, length before mixing water, and ggb inserts pre water dump I may have a shot. Ive got a 20’ stick of stainless 3.5 and 4 so if i have to redo it do be it. Not trying to get prius quiet but reasonable especially with my minions on board
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Funny you say that. Im actually working on a design now. I just dont get paying some of the prices for mufflers I have seen
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Yeh, Supertrapp had a marine SSMuffler years back. There used to be a bunch of old Fountain 10 and 12Meters with them back in the day around here.
i tried a set and the noise reduction wasn't good enough for our tight DB rules.
Believe it or not, the simple DrewSidewinder Shotgun tips/mufflers (they use air pistons for slight resistance on the flaps)worked better for idle.low speeds (where it matters more)
Here is the drew's:
i tried a set and the noise reduction wasn't good enough for our tight DB rules.
Believe it or not, the simple Drew
Here is the drew's:
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