On my 57' Schwinn Spitfire mens beachcruiser, , I have this engine powering my friction drive installed on the bike....
http://www.bestbikeengine.com/43cc engine details.html .
It's LOUD. Louder than my TLE43, by far....
So lately, I've been getting interested in 'Steampunk' (plz google it), and actually produce some kind of noticeable steam, as a gimmick (although a cool gimmick).
(here's an actual steam powered bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t93QlgBu4Is
Needless to say, steam engines are much quieter than 2-strokes.
Leads me to 2 questions:
1. Is it possible to trickle water over the exhaust pipe of a hot-running 2-stroke to produce steam w/out necessarily trying to muffle the noise?
2. Has anyone tried to implement H2O as a muffling device (think 'waterbong'? Is that possible?
Weird questions I know. My sympathies to anyone experiencing an anurism due to the questions, or nature of the questions. Thanks.
http://www.bestbikeengine.com/43cc engine details.html .
It's LOUD. Louder than my TLE43, by far....
So lately, I've been getting interested in 'Steampunk' (plz google it), and actually produce some kind of noticeable steam, as a gimmick (although a cool gimmick).
(here's an actual steam powered bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t93QlgBu4Is
Needless to say, steam engines are much quieter than 2-strokes.
Leads me to 2 questions:
1. Is it possible to trickle water over the exhaust pipe of a hot-running 2-stroke to produce steam w/out necessarily trying to muffle the noise?
2. Has anyone tried to implement H2O as a muffling device (think 'waterbong'? Is that possible?
Weird questions I know. My sympathies to anyone experiencing an anurism due to the questions, or nature of the questions. Thanks.
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