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I made a small tapered tube from perforated sheet and fixed this into the end of the silencer, has made the bike a fair bit quieter without losing power.
Its about 4-5 inches long and is about 3/4" diameter inside the silencer tapering out to just fit inside the end can and held in with a self tapper.
Its about 4-5 inches long and is about 3/4" diameter inside the silencer tapering out to just fit inside the end can and held in with a self tapper.
You'll need to remove the end cap from the silencer, usually requires rivets to be drilled out, your old packing will probably be very loose or non existent.
With 4 strokes I always use a wire wool matting around the baffle to protect the packing from the heat and extreme resonance the silencer has to cope with, then use sheet packing and wrap around until just about slides into the pipe, replace end cap and re-rivet.
Should make a difference to noise and performance if the old packing is worse for wear.
Regards Freaky
With 4 strokes I always use a wire wool matting around the baffle to protect the packing from the heat and extreme resonance the silencer has to cope with, then use sheet packing and wrap around until just about slides into the pipe, replace end cap and re-rivet.
Should make a difference to noise and performance if the old packing is worse for wear.
Regards Freaky
Really need to re-pack both ends - see attached page from manual. I'm just about to do this. Got a packing that is like curley wool (not glassy) but like curley knitting wool - especially for 4-strokes. Anyone used this type.
Anyway, I do some pics when I get round to it on the weekend.
Anyway, I do some pics when I get round to it on the weekend.
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