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  1. #1
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    Making a silencer

    Hey,

    Just after the best way to make up a silencer for my exhaust
    i got the car with probably one of the loudest systems on the market
    and its to loud. ( buddy club spec II )

    just after what materials would be best to use to shut it up a little
    i have been told to use steel wool, and roof insulator.

    But would like it to be removable at will with ease.

    any ideas would be great.

  2. #2
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    Yea I herd steel wool does the trick aswell, give it a go

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    Steel wool is bad mojo. Take it to an exhaust place.
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    Well I think he means he wants to do it himself. It wont hurt to just 'try' using steel wool anyways. But yes the proper option would be to get a silencer made up at a 'zaust shop

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    i've always wanted to try this...
    - grab an off-cut of stainless steel sheet metal from a metal recyclers - they often just give away smaller pieces.
    - cut out a circle small enough to fit inside your muffler - leave a tab on either side of the circle.
    - cut a hole in the middle of this circle to make a "doughnut" with tabs.
    - bend the tabs back at 90 degrees.
    - drill a small hole through the middle of each tab.
    - stick it inside the end of your muffler and drill holes in your muffler to line up with the ones in the tabs.
    - attach the silencer with small, stainless nuts & bolts.

    For extra silencing you could put stainless steel wool on the inside of the silencer you made. that way u could use both and they'd be easy to remove.
    Last edited by kraiye; 12-04-2009 at 10:40 AM.
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    just go to an exhaust shop and buy 1 for $50. are u just planning on packing ur exhaust with steel wool? coz that wont work...

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    yeah... it'll all shoot out the end when you start the car. lol

    however, to get past a noise test, i once tied 2 steel wool balls to a length of stainless cable i had lying around. i undid my axle back and stuffed the steel wool balls down toward the muffler and left the cable hanging out. did the axle-back up and secured the cable to one of the bolts. was nice and quiet - albeit a little restrictive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kraiye View Post
    yeah... it'll all shoot out the end when you start the car. lol

    however, to get past a noise test, i once tied 2 steel wool balls to a length of stainless cable i had lying around. i undid my axle back and stuffed the steel wool balls down toward the muffler and left the cable hanging out. did the axle-back up and secured the cable to one of the bolts. was nice and quiet - albeit a little restrictive.
    haha sneaky

  9. #9
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    thanks for the input so far
    will be heading to a friends workshop during the week hope fully
    to make somthing up which will include steel wool somewhere to keep
    it super silent.

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    Put a Bannana in your exhaust, makes for a good laugh!

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