Quiet exhaust
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Quiet exhaust
Hi guys,
I have a Hong Nor X1 CRT with a G0 21 engine and it's loud as hell. Can anyone recommend a nice quiet pipe, so that I can drive my truck without driving my wife and neighbours insane?
I've done a bit of reading and saw somewhere that dual chamber pipes are quieter. Would 3 chamber pipes be quieter still?
Would something like the Hong Nor PI-812 / Jammin JP-6 EFRA3016 be a good choice? or would a cheaper, 2 chamber pipe fit my needs.
Performance is secondary to quietness...
Thanks!
I have a Hong Nor X1 CRT with a G0 21 engine and it's loud as hell. Can anyone recommend a nice quiet pipe, so that I can drive my truck without driving my wife and neighbours insane?
I've done a bit of reading and saw somewhere that dual chamber pipes are quieter. Would 3 chamber pipes be quieter still?
Would something like the Hong Nor PI-812 / Jammin JP-6 EFRA3016 be a good choice? or would a cheaper, 2 chamber pipe fit my needs.
Performance is secondary to quietness...
Thanks!
#2
What ever pipe you find is not going to silence it enough not to drive them nuts, and the only way for it not to annoy them is you have to get them to join ya. lol
#3
A friend of mine had a kyosho buggy and that was really quiet compared to mine
Last edited by iamweasel; 08-21-2011 at 10:26 PM.
#4
This is true. Sure some pipes are louder than others, but you will never be able to silence it enough. I run a Werks 2058 and it's loud. The 2013 even louder.
Recently I was doing some T&T in a wide open football field with no houses anywhere near by. Just some high rise apartments way off in the distance. Well someone from those high risers called the cops complaining there were trail bikers in the park. Cops came driving through looking for the trail bikers and found me instead. They started laughing and were amused at how loud this little "toy car" was. They then drove off. I assume after that they would have ignored all noise complaints that day from where I was.
Point is these things are just plain loud for their tiny size. Want quiet and friendly? Go electric. Otherwise you need to take it to a track or somewhere with no houses around.
You probably could make a pipe up with plenty of fill inside of it, but it would kill the performance so badly it wouldn't be worth running.
Recently I was doing some T&T in a wide open football field with no houses anywhere near by. Just some high rise apartments way off in the distance. Well someone from those high risers called the cops complaining there were trail bikers in the park. Cops came driving through looking for the trail bikers and found me instead. They started laughing and were amused at how loud this little "toy car" was. They then drove off. I assume after that they would have ignored all noise complaints that day from where I was.
Point is these things are just plain loud for their tiny size. Want quiet and friendly? Go electric. Otherwise you need to take it to a track or somewhere with no houses around.
You probably could make a pipe up with plenty of fill inside of it, but it would kill the performance so badly it wouldn't be worth running.
Last edited by John.; 08-19-2011 at 10:59 AM.
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Thanks guys. No chance of switching to electric
What I'm really looking for are suggestions or quiet-er exhausts. and if the Jammin/Hong Nor pipe I mentioned above will be quieter than my stick pipe.
A mate has a kyosho buggy and that's quiet. it's like "brrrrrr" to my truggy's "WAAAAAAAAAAAA"
Granted, it may be a smaller engine (1:10th to my 1:8th), but it's just SO much quieter - he drove it through the house!
I tried stuffing my pipe with exhaust packing from my dirt bike and took it straight out. Not a solution...
Back to the question at hand: are dual chamber pipes noticeably quieter than stock? Are 3 chamber quieter than dual chamber?
I don't expect to run stealth missions with it, I'd just like it under 4.5 million decibels
What I'm really looking for are suggestions or quiet-er exhausts. and if the Jammin/Hong Nor pipe I mentioned above will be quieter than my stick pipe.
A mate has a kyosho buggy and that's quiet. it's like "brrrrrr" to my truggy's "WAAAAAAAAAAAA"
Granted, it may be a smaller engine (1:10th to my 1:8th), but it's just SO much quieter - he drove it through the house!
I tried stuffing my pipe with exhaust packing from my dirt bike and took it straight out. Not a solution...
Back to the question at hand: are dual chamber pipes noticeably quieter than stock? Are 3 chamber quieter than dual chamber?
I don't expect to run stealth missions with it, I'd just like it under 4.5 million decibels
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Anyone?
Are dual chamber pipes noticeably quieter than stock? Are 3 chamber quieter than dual chamber?
Are dual chamber pipes noticeably quieter than stock? Are 3 chamber quieter than dual chamber?
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GO ELECTRIC BECAUSE A NITRO WILL ALWAYS BE NOISY. LONG LIVE THE NITRO THAT PISSES OFF MY NOISY LOUDMOUTHED OBNOXIOUS NEIGHBOURS WHO BELIEVE THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES ALLOWED TO MAKE NOISE THAT WAKES MY KIDS UP AT 2AM UNTIL I GET UP AT 2AM DURING THE WORK WEEK AND FIRE UP MY BUGGY AND WAKE THEIR KIDS UP RETURNING THE FAVOR. HAHAHAHA AND THE FEUD STARTS. UNTIL THEIR KIDS ARE BEGGING THEM FOR ONE AND THEN THEY REALIZE THEY HAVE JUST JOINED THE R/C COMMUNITY AND HAVE BEEN CONFORMED TO THE NITRO WORLD. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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If my memories are right, this tuned pipe was a lot quieter than any others tuned pipes when I was racing MTs
But nitro is nitro... It will always make noise !
But nitro is nitro... It will always make noise !
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The old HPI on road cars with .12 engine and silencer (instead of tuned pipe) were not that noisy