Muffler
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Hi,
I am new to gassers and will be buying my first DA 50 and I am looking for mufflers. I was thinking about a pitts style muffler. I do have a few questions though.
1. Any body had any experiences with the Silent Beauty Mufflers?
2. On the site it says I need to bracket the muffler to the engine box? Is that neccessary. I am posting a link to the site and the muffer is the 8th one down on the screen.
http://troybuiltmodels.com/Mufflers.htm
Tell me what you think.....Thanks,
rc-plane
I am new to gassers and will be buying my first DA 50 and I am looking for mufflers. I was thinking about a pitts style muffler. I do have a few questions though.
1. Any body had any experiences with the Silent Beauty Mufflers?
2. On the site it says I need to bracket the muffler to the engine box? Is that neccessary. I am posting a link to the site and the muffer is the 8th one down on the screen.
http://troybuiltmodels.com/Mufflers.htm
Tell me what you think.....Thanks,
rc-plane
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A muffler is a muffler. The names are designed to sell product, but in truth just about all the "mufflers" are slightly better than exhaust diverters. They knock down the noise a little, but only a little. It takes cans or tuned exhaust systems to truly reduce noise levels.
As for supporting the muffler with an aditional bracket, it's a very good idea and could save you re-tapping the exhaust flange threads or replacing a head entirely. I heartily recommend it.
Oh, patience is a virtue. 20 minutes from question to the next inquiry isn't really very long
Less than an hour for an answer is doing pretty good.
As for supporting the muffler with an aditional bracket, it's a very good idea and could save you re-tapping the exhaust flange threads or replacing a head entirely. I heartily recommend it.
Oh, patience is a virtue. 20 minutes from question to the next inquiry isn't really very long
Less than an hour for an answer is doing pretty good.
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I think I would call troy built and ask them about these mufflers. I have ordered from them before they are nice folks to deal with. My observation is that they look as if they are soldered together and would benefit from a bracket or clamp like the johnson mfflers require.



