Viper Silencer DB Test by Ulmer

[MrSled]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=882506268496541

 

[yzf1999]

Thank you for that video...funny how loosely the word "quiet" is applied when naming a muffler...lol

 

[Yamadog]

Boo it does not work anymore.... Is Allen secretly working on a stealth Demon turbo project???????? Only the Shadow knows for sure

 

[Dreamsover2]

Works just fine.

 

[Yamadog]

Thats nuts I have 2 systems side by side it works on one but comes up unavailable on the other

 

[RTX]

Thank you for posting that.
I think its a big help for anyone that is looking to purchase a muffler

 

[yzf1999]

I agree...looks like the stock muffler actually has the best sound and is the quietest.

 

[michmobiler]

Yes, thanks for the comparison!

 

[Dreamsover2]

I agree...looks like the stock muffler actually has the best sound and is the quietest.

Yes but will require you to waste an exhaust gasket every time you wish to check or adjust your chain.

 

[buddah]

Yes but will require you to waste an exhaust gasket every time you wish to check or adjust your chain.

OR invest in one of the copper ones from Muffin Works..........

 

[yzf1999]

OR invest in one of the copper ones from Muffin Works..........

Plus I guarantee the stock gasket can be reused a few times too..

 

[InRBigness]

OR invest in one of the copper ones from Muffin Works..........

What Buddah said. They are like $20 or so and reusable forever.

 

[Tricky Nick]

Just 2 things I thought about while watching this vid and reading comments. 1st The concrete floor make the muffler sound a lot louder than it would on the snow. I know my sled sounds way louder sitting in my garage than it does out in the snow because the snow actually soaks up some of the noise. 2nd The mic on the camera is not able to pic up on the true tone of a given muffler so you can't honestly say this muffler or that one sounds best based solely on a video. I know the difference in decibels between mufflers probably won't change much but I would like to see this test done outside in the open air on top of loose snow. Just my opinion

 

[InRBigness]

Just 2 things I thought about while watching this vid and reading comments. 1st The concrete floor make the muffler sound a lot louder than it would on the snow. I know my sled sounds way louder sitting in my garage than it does out in the snow because the snow actually soaks up some of the noise. 2nd The mic on the camera is not able to pic up on the true tone of a given muffler so you can't honestly say this muffler or that one sounds best based solely on a video. I know the difference in decibels between mufflers probably won't change much but I would like to see this test done outside in the open air on top of loose snow. Just my opinion

All valid points but the fact remains that the numbers on the decibel meter are based on the same criteria with the only change being the muffler. Same sled, same location, same distance from measuring point.

 

[Dreamsover2]

Plus I guarantee the stock gasket can be reused a few times too..

I love as hoping so for mine, but was not able too. At least one mine was t. factory.
Wondering if silicone would hold up. We the Right Stuff black on the headers of our drag car motors. Not gaskets to blow out. Friend has motor that is over 1400 hp With nitrous in a top sportsman car. No issues.