| T-Mod Muffler |
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| Written by Marc Levac | |
| Monday, 04 December 2006 | |
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Product Review Article ...
Keep it quiet with this neat little stinger add-on muffler by T-Mod Racing!
Construction
The T-Mod
is made of 6061-T6 aluminum seamless alloy tubes and end plates. It offers good
machineability, appearance, strength, and corrosion
Testing
The unit
tested was for use on a Midwest or Hanson type aluminum tuned pipe. Installing
the muffler is a breeze. The fit on the pipe is near perfect and the supplied
hose clamp works just fine to fix the muffler on the stinger of the tuned pipe.
Once installed, this muffler increases the total length of th
The T-Mod is also supplied with a stainless steel safety wire and crimp connector, so that you may secure it to your boat in case clamp loosens and the muffler detaches from the stinger. When using the safety wire, keep it as short as possible to avoid having muffler hit prop in a blow-off. One must keep in mind however, that depending on where this wire is fixed, you may or may not be able to easily interchange mufflers/pipes, as the crimp type connector is permanent.
The muffler, as supplied, has no packing, but packing can be installed by following the supplied instructions for disassembling and reassembling the unit. Taking muffler apart and reassembling can be done in a matter of minutes.
Results
Motor/Pipe used: Midwest G-23 SuperMod with Midwest aluminum pipe (2" mid section) Noise Level: maximum 90db measured on lake shoreline, sound measuring instrument at 50 feet from boat, facing the side of the boat. Performance: no noticeable performance loss (on water testing)
Pros
Cons
Conclusion
In brief, the T-Mod muffler is a compact, efficient muffling device that looks great and actually gave my boat a nice grunty sound. It should keep your setup within IMPBA noise limitations, and have little to no effect on performance...the ideal setup for club racers and sport boaters alike.
Contact Information
Mike
Tyson
Payment
options: Check, Money Order, Paypal.
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