griff decibel trackday
griff decibel trackday
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djbdave

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2 posts

215 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Does anyone know if my standard griff 500 will be over the 101db level for a trackday on saturday at bedford? If so, how do I get it below cheaply without spending any (much) money??
Any advice will be appreciated
Rik


clive f

7,259 posts

262 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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I`d have thought you should be okay, you need to speak to Bluebottle and Guillotine on here, they probably spend more time on track than most, so should have a good ideahehe

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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My standard Griff 500 tested at aprox 97db at 4,000 revs. I had it tested at a sprint a few years back. You should be fine.

Edited by lazyitus on Tuesday 19th January 22:35

LordGrover

34,164 posts

241 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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If you're standard you should be okay. If not Merlin and ACT are just two of the many who offer track day silencers: Merlin & ACT.

Edited by LordGrover on Wednesday 20th January 14:10

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

269 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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As others have said, If your system is completely standard then 94-98Db is the norm.
If you have removed the pre-cats, this can up the sound a couple Db's.
If you are fully decatted or have sleeved/cherry bombed the rear box you will most likely be over.
Mine started out life at 94Db stock, but is now 108Db. so i have to use track day cans which clamp onto the tail pipes. My set get me just on the 100-101Db bubble.
ACT, Merlin Motorsport & TVR Carparts all sell cans and they are all around £100 a pr.

Edited by Bluebottle on Wednesday 20th January 16:02

deeen

6,405 posts

274 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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My standard chim 500 was 96db, so you should be fine

Guillotine

5,516 posts

293 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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a std RV8 cat car should be around 96 db...if the exhaust box is good.

to be sure, these made for the job inserts will drop 5-7db.

http://www.tvrmonster.co.uk/store/index.php?page=1...
Others are available. biggrin

If you can get to a Trackday / race meet before hand, they'll noise test you for free.

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

269 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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Thats a good price Andy thumbup
As stated on the monster website this type are acceptable at the Ring. I have the ACT/Merlin type cans and they wouldn't allow me on track last year cry as they stick out furious (that'll teach me for following Dave Reddon thru the toll booth when he's giving it beans rolleyes)

Edited by Bluebottle on Wednesday 20th January 19:19