Jett Muffler - Performance Decrease With Deflector.
07-18-2008 | 02:16 AM
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Jett Muffler - Performance Decrease With Deflector.
I have purchased two Jett Red Tuned mufflers for my OS 46AX and OS 55AX engines.
I see silicone exhaust deflectors have been used with your mufflers.
What sort of power decrease (if any) could I expect to see using silicone exhaust deflectors.
I noticed you recommended an internal diameter larger than the exhaust outlet. I would fit one as you recommended.
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I see silicone exhaust deflectors have been used with your mufflers.
What sort of power decrease (if any) could I expect to see using silicone exhaust deflectors.
I noticed you recommended an internal diameter larger than the exhaust outlet. I would fit one as you recommended.
Cheers
07-18-2008 | 11:55 AM
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RE: Jett Muffler - Performance Decrease With Deflector.
No effect on power output or performance.
You want a tube that has an inside diameter that slips over the tail piece on the muffler. Then secure it with a thin zip tie. Try and keep the length to a minimum.... under 2.5" is a good target.
Typically the 40-90 size deflectors from Great Planes and Dubro work ok. You would want to avoid anything much longer than that.
You want a tube that has an inside diameter that slips over the tail piece on the muffler. Then secure it with a thin zip tie. Try and keep the length to a minimum.... under 2.5" is a good target.
Typically the 40-90 size deflectors from Great Planes and Dubro work ok. You would want to avoid anything much longer than that.
