well hajuu i will have to get a decibel meter to prove it to you.. and all your comments are negative and people dont hear me until i am about ten feet near them so yeah mine is near silent enough till i do the next mod... then it will be.. silent.... maybe you dont need to know when it works cuz you are so smart and know it all already.. ya ole fart..
lost air/idle screw where to find another?
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happycheapskate
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re: keep muffler on
If you are using an expansion pipe with a screw in muffler, use blue loctite.
If you are bolting a muffler directly on the motor (like the "poo poo pipe" or stock muffler, or a lawn mower muffler like on my build), use a Sick Bike Parts aluminum gasket, after filing to mate, and use blue loctite or maybe red "medium" stud locker. If you ever take it off, use new screws, or clean the threads really well before using again.
I believe you can make a "silent" happytime engine. You would need a really good baffle muffler, or maybe fill a stock one with muffler gauze, and you would need a box and foam air filter setup.
I think the most noise comes from the intake on mine.
If you are using an expansion pipe with a screw in muffler, use blue loctite.
If you are bolting a muffler directly on the motor (like the "poo poo pipe" or stock muffler, or a lawn mower muffler like on my build), use a Sick Bike Parts aluminum gasket, after filing to mate, and use blue loctite or maybe red "medium" stud locker. If you ever take it off, use new screws, or clean the threads really well before using again.
I believe you can make a "silent" happytime engine. You would need a really good baffle muffler, or maybe fill a stock one with muffler gauze, and you would need a box and foam air filter setup.
I think the most noise comes from the intake on mine.
