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On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 15:06:43 -0500, "Gary"
wrote: Ok, I've mostly been ignoring this newsgroup for a while. But in the last couple day's I've started or participated in a few off topic threads. To to adjust my rec.boats karma I'll try to start a few boating threads. Our Chris Craft, which we finally got restored and running last summer, is a bit loud. It doesn't bother me much but it seems most of our "guests" don't find it annoying. I'm trying to decide whether to put in a muffler or not. In the Yes column is the noise reduction. In the No column is the pain & expense -- but mostly that we loose the "authentic" and "ogirinal" feel. ~ We tried to restore her keeping things pretty close to original - but we weren't a slave to that. And I really don't care about winning any boat-shows. So, what would you do / what do you think? You might be able to simply slide a baffle into the exhaust outlet. They are good for taking the rasp out of the exhaust note and they are simple to install (and remove if desired). Dave |
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