dam ratteling in exhahst
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dam ratteling in exhahst
there is a very annoying rattel in my exhaust as i excelerat through the rev range its driving me mad....my exhaust is spring clipped and so is the can i put heat shrink on the springs thinking that, that was the problem but its not i cant figure it out....please help
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
all bolts tight? if you take the can off and shake it is it there?
failing that a dyno run would help. if you are anywhere near Essex on Saturday there is a dyno day @ Gibsons for a tenner a run. am sure you could then see what's rattling.
failing that a dyno run would help. if you are anywhere near Essex on Saturday there is a dyno day @ Gibsons for a tenner a run. am sure you could then see what's rattling.
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
i am in australia i know its not the can it might be the part that it slips on or the y looking part that connects 2 pipes into 1 has anyone else had this problem?
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
Are you sure it's a rattle and not just the exhaust resonating?
A yamamoto systems I had sounded very raspy/rattly, I always thought it was the exhaust springs causing it but it turned out to just be a resonant effect of the system.
I couldn't change it no matter what I did. If you have a spare muffler fit it up and see if it makes a difference, if it does it's just the system making the noise.
A yamamoto systems I had sounded very raspy/rattly, I always thought it was the exhaust springs causing it but it turned out to just be a resonant effect of the system.
I couldn't change it no matter what I did. If you have a spare muffler fit it up and see if it makes a difference, if it does it's just the system making the noise.
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
sounds like it could be the problem...i am getting the maggot from tyga soon so ill find out thanks
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
Likewise with the resonance. I silenced every spring and still had the rasp after rebuildng the muffler. The baffles on a lot of import systems are buggered, so that could be it too. However there is a difference between a rattle and a rasp! As Datarock says, try your new maggot and if it still doesn't cure it, it's probably just the exhaust. Personally, I'm a fan of a raspy exhaust 

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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
That will solve your problem - you won't hear anything over that muffler!dr_46 wrote:...i am getting the maggot from tyga soon so ill find out thanks
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
well its been happening since i purchased the bike about 8 months ago so its been the main drive for the maggot...the rasp annoys me its a tyga fiberglass can it was a full can and was raspy after my accident i had to chop it in half and re attach it and its still raspy...my mate has the stainless tyga can and it sounds so much better without tht rasp..DataRacer wrote:That will solve your problem - you won't hear anything over that muffler!dr_46 wrote:...i am getting the maggot from tyga soon so ill find out thanks
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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
mine does the same , been driving me nuts, i thought it was the springs rattling but i even took them off and still does it , ive sealed all joins with fire gum , still does it , must just be the resonance but is more of a tinny rattle than a rasp 

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Re: dam ratteling in exhahst
Perhaps one of the rivets hasn't 'taken' properly, meaning its still loose.