2005/01/04· Just as a clarifiion, after drilling out the holes in the back plate, one does *not* cut out the rear support/weld for the inner muffler tube. The extended tube that normally peeks out of the rear "finishing plate/cover" is
2012/02/26· Discussion Starter · #1 · Feb 14, 2012. Only show this user. Hi, thinking if drilling my stock mufflers but need advice -where and how many holes plus size of holes -the muffler is sealed (baffles )so I quess I have to drill from the outlet end ?mean while Iam trying to find a decent pair to replace them -but thought I would try this first
2021/06/03· Drilling holes on motorcycle exhaust is actually a great and cheap method to make a motorcycle sound louder. The key is to drill holes 1-by1 on the muffler till you are satisfied with the sound. Add a little paint on the holes to prevent rusting.
2011/04/30· Once the pipes have holes and the like, just a cheap external fix like epoxy, brazing, or the beer can trick works fine. If you have some holes at the collector, then you are fine, but holes on the headers would have me paranoid about burning a valve upprobably unjustified, but we are dealing with an air cooled motor.
2013/07/18· I thought about removing the end cap and drilling a pattern of 6-8 holes in the can then putting the cap back on. If it didn''t work I could plug them with a blind rivit or rivnut and a screw. Then I saw the price of a new muffler
2012/05/05· I drilled 2 small holes in my stock muffler, one above and one below the stinger. In my opinion, it didn''t really change the tone the way I wanted it to, it just made it a wee bit louder. Also, I didn''t do it just for the sake of being loud
2006/01/25· EDIT: By the way "drilling the can" means drilling holes through the plate inside the muffler, to make it "straight through" instead of pushing the exhaust through the fiberglass. In no way does this mean literally drilling holes throughout the entire outside of the muffler. Reminds me of the airbox for the Dub I just bought this fall.
2004/06/21· drilling muffler. TIA: I may have done the post you were looking for. I used to wrench airheads, and I would drill 8 1/8 holes in the stock knock-off cone from JCWhitney to let them breathe a little better and create less sooting in conjunction with a forward scoop and K&N filter on the airbox. The exhaust looked completely stock, but the sound
2010/09/27· Best bet is take it somewhere and use a drill press or better, have someone punch them. I would GUESS on the size as 1/2 to 3/4 inch holes, but it really is what you think looks best. Try marking them out with a stencil and black
2009/02/11· Q: so was drilling the holes a bad idea? I''m thinking about drilling mine but I''m afraid I''ll screw them up. Jan-24-09 A: Not at all. I didn''t find any noticeable performance difference, but still wanted a bit louder pipes after a close call while riding so I put vance and hines on. Drilling
If you are looking for an inexpensive way to create a louder motorcycle exhaust, consider drilling holes in the muffler portion of your slip-on exhaust. Removing stock baffles built into your exhaust will also maximize exhaust sound.
2012/10/26· Drilling a hole in a muffler is often done to change the sound of the muffler. Baffles inside the muffler act to reduce noise and improve airflow. However, if you''d like to drill a hole in your muffler to alter the airflow dynamics of your muffler and to make the car louder, you''ll need to know do this.
2011/09/24· Click to expand Drill the holes in the muffler and make them wine cork size. Ride along most of the time nice and quiet then give it full throttle, hit the kill switch for a split second, then bang, all the corks blow out and instant noise! darkfibre, Sep 24, 2011. #20.
2017/02/20· I''ve Googled plenty about muffler deletes, center resonator deletes, and aftermarket down pipes. But those all cost varying amounts of $$$. I want a better (louder) exhaust note without handing out a lot of bank notes. A friend mentioned that he in his previous cars would drill out a hole in
2013/07/11· This is a debaffling mod. I simply want to drill the pipes evenly. Here is an example of what I want to do. I know this seems simple (just drill the holes), but I have seen too many people who didn''t do this properly and it looks like a bunch of random and uneven holes in their exhaust.
2011/09/24· Click to expand Drill the holes in the muffler and make them wine cork size. Ride along most of the time nice and quiet then give it full throttle, hit the kill switch for a split second, then bang, all the corks blow out and instant noise! darkfibre, Sep 24, 2011. #20.
2008/10/22· I''ve drilled several holes in the outer exhaust baffle of my Honda VTX 1300. It sounds better, but was considering drilling a hole or two in the inner baffle. I''ve heard it sounds better. Is there a problem with this? Will I
2004/06/21· drilling muffler. TIA: I may have done the post you were looking for. I used to wrench airheads, and I would drill 8 1/8 holes in the stock knock-off cone from JCWhitney to let them breathe a little better and create less sooting in conjunction with a forward scoop and K&N filter on the airbox. The exhaust looked completely stock, but the sound
2011/04/30· Once the pipes have holes and the like, just a cheap external fix like epoxy, brazing, or the beer can trick works fine. If you have some holes at the collector, then you are fine, but holes on the headers would have me paranoid about burning a valve upprobably unjustified, but we are dealing with an air cooled motor.
2017/02/20· I''ve Googled plenty about muffler deletes, center resonator deletes, and aftermarket down pipes. But those all cost varying amounts of $$$. I want a better (louder) exhaust note without handing out a lot of bank notes. A friend mentioned that he in his previous cars would drill out a hole in
2021/02/18· 1. Degraded Engine’s Performance. One major effect of hole in muffler is the degradation in the engine’s performance. The parts of the car’s engines will start working compliantly and ultimately will ruin the expected performance. This is not all, with a muffler hole, the engine will start becoming faulty very frequently.
2020/01/20· 2014. CBR650F. 650 Alumnus. Staff. Feb 13, 2015. Woodbury, MN. I would say modifying the stock exhaust with drilled holes stands a 100% chance of voiding your warranty if it’s something engine related. Save your pennies and buy a real exhaust when you can afford it. …
2005/01/04· Just as a clarifiion, after drilling out the holes in the back plate, one does *not* cut out the rear support/weld for the inner muffler tube. The extended tube that normally peeks out of the rear "finishing plate/cover" is
If you are looking for an inexpensive way to create a louder motorcycle exhaust, consider drilling holes in the muffler portion of your slip-on exhaust. Removing stock baffles built into your exhaust will also maximize exhaust sound.
If you are looking for an inexpensive way to create a louder motorcycle exhaust, consider drilling holes in the muffler portion of your slip-on exhaust. Removing stock baffles built into your exhaust will also maximize exhaust sound.
2017/02/20· I''ve Googled plenty about muffler deletes, center resonator deletes, and aftermarket down pipes. But those all cost varying amounts of $$$. I want a better (louder) exhaust note without handing out a lot of bank notes. A friend mentioned that he in his previous cars would drill out a hole in
2021/09/04· The process is quite simple and involves drilling small holes in the muffler. You can either drill one big hole or many small holes. The latter option is easy to control as you can drill more holes to make the car louder. When drilling, it is recommended to …
2021/02/18· 1. Degraded Engine’s Performance. One major effect of hole in muffler is the degradation in the engine’s performance. The parts of the car’s engines will start working compliantly and ultimately will ruin the expected performance. This is not all, with a muffler hole, the engine will start becoming faulty very frequently.
2012/10/26· Drilling a hole in a muffler is often done to change the sound of the muffler. Baffles inside the muffler act to reduce noise and improve airflow. However, if you''d like to drill a hole in your muffler to alter the airflow dynamics of your muffler and to make the car louder, you''ll need to know do this.
2012/05/05· I drilled 2 small holes in my stock muffler, one above and one below the stinger. In my opinion, it didn''t really change the tone the way I wanted it to, it just made it a wee bit louder. Also, I didn''t do it just for the sake of being loud