[Spridgets] 1275 with headers exhaust?
crusaderchuck55@aol.com
crusaderchuck55 at aol.com
Wed Jun 27 20:23:00 MDT 2018
Considering I'm better known for racing my 1960 saab 93F , I'm very aware of decibels. Kinda explains why I have my own meter? LOL!We encountered ( a number of years ago) a huge amount of prejudice towards the saab and rotary powered RX7's with the Pennsylvania hillclimb association. After a few events the individuals objecting to our alleged offensive noise .....backed off significantly! Why you ask?? It was determined the MAC's, MGB's and spridgets were producing high enough levels that they should have been protested , not our saab nor the mazdas. Rotarys & 2 strokes have piercing high pitches, but not near the SCCA maximum allowed Db limits. And I'm aware of troubling road and lime rock with restrictions. I did add a turn down to attempt to be kind to our starting line workers at hillclimbs but it had no bearing on our Db readings. Chuck
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------ Original message------From: Bob SpruckDate: Wed, Jun 27, 2018 9:21 PMTo: spridgets at autox.team.net;crusaderchuck55 at aol.com;Subject:Re: [Spridgets] 1275 with headers exhaust?
FYI - One thing to consider is noise limits at the tracks you plan to race at. I race at Road Atlanta which has none but the limit at Roebling Road is 104 decibels for vintage cars. I am also a Tech Inspector for VDCA and warn new drivers of the consequences of too loud exhaust. They send you home! Most drivers have designed a swiveling, down-turned tailpipe extension that can be pointed away from the meter at the sound station. Some drivers have had to install a muffler (what heresy!). A friend in a Turner had to back off at a point about 1/3 down the front straight, where the sound meter was. Really impacted his racing and happiness (and safety). The neighborhood monitors impose LARGE fines to the track for those over the limit. Just sayin'. Bob Spruck
On 6/27/2018 6:00 PM, Rick Fisk via Spridgets wrote:
This was on my car when I bought it a few months ago. No pipe at all under the car!
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On Jun 27, 2018, at 4:10 PM, crusaderchuck55 at aol.com via Spridgets <spridgets at autox.team.net> wrote:
Here's a question! Ignore what size header collector..ok? Ignore the fact all available mufflers only come in a certain size! What diameter pipe would you run from front to back and why. I'm building an exhaust for Frank's race car project. I'm making an oval pipe for front to rear ( or possibly a side pipe! A custom made side exit header is coming my way and might end up on the car!). I've heard a lot of 1&3/4", 1&7/8" and 2" suggestions. Ok what's going to work for a tad of back pressure and outright breathing if I create a chambered pipe ( like corvette 1960's had) . I can fabricate any specific area in an oval as far as the end area equaling a round pipe. So, what are the collective thoughts? Share away! I'm not putting a round pipe under this car! Also I'm not going through the tunnel. Also for those of you who have had dyno time, the length is important to dial in max torque at a specific RPM range. So? What cha think? Chuck Flogging away on Frank's race car!! Sent from my LG Mobile ------------------------
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