"like" a Whizzer

[jonmpierce2000]

Are any of the kits out there like a Whizzer? I would love to buy one with the same sound! I have a 2008 Yellow NE-5

 

[jonmpierce2000]

OK I have done a lot of reading and I'm sad to say that it sounds like a china two stroke chain driven kit is not going to be any thing like my Whizzer and the bad news is I'm almost done with my build minus a chain alignment issue.

 

[V 35]

Great Looking Build

OK I have done a lot of reading and I'm sad to say that it sounds like a china two stroke chain driven kit is not going to be any thing like my Whizzer and the bad news is I'm almost done with my build minus a chain alignment issue.

No, a 2 stroke has its own sound, a four stroke would sound more ' authentic '

Silencer pads, and drilling a small hole in muffler
end cap [ quiets the kazoo sound by lowering chamber pressure ] should get you by. You got the look down pat .

 

[Og-Whizzerdude]

The sound is just one of the many reasons I’m a Whizzerdude. You can tune the exhaust all you want but nothing sounds like a flat head Whizzer. I’ve enjoyed a couple of “Whiz-ins” up north of here. They have a big turnout of vintage and new Whizzers. They all sound a little different but the same. Whatever you decide, just remember, “LOUD PIPES SAVE LIVES”!!

 

[bluegoatwoods]

If you're talking about the two-stroke in frame 'happy time' engines, then 'No, it's not gonna sound like a Whizzer'.

It's going to sound more like, say, a 1970 Suzuki 125 trail bike. "Zing, zing, pop, sputter" A group riding together sounds like an invading army of angry hornets.

Of course, there are plenty of other engines out there. Many of them are four-stroke. But I don't think they sound like a Whizzer, either.

It's a pity, but these motored bikes don't rate very high where their sound is concerned.