keeping it quiet
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petercaughlin
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keeping it quiet
I need to get a pair of megaphones made for the Harley to comply with the Noise Police any ideas please
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NickR
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Re: keeping it quiet
I think Richard Pouwels uses two speedway silencers on his, that seems to work well.
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sidecar bloke
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Re: keeping it quiet
Having noise tested the sidecars for the last couple of years - the twins really struggle to pass the test - in my view the only way to get megaphones through a test is not to start the engine!
I'm not an acoustic engineer, however, I think you're going down the road of expense and disappointment. You need to speak to Richard Moore of Moorespeed - he has spent time, effort and money trying to get the BMW's under the limit.
I'm not an acoustic engineer, however, I think you're going down the road of expense and disappointment. You need to speak to Richard Moore of Moorespeed - he has spent time, effort and money trying to get the BMW's under the limit.
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Tommy Gunn
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Re: keeping it quiet
Give these chaps a call:
http://www.zorstecexhaustsolutions.co.u ... fo.php?p=6
http://www.zorstecexhaustsolutions.co.u ... fo.php?p=6
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