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Silencer: summary? — Toyota Sprinter Trueno, 1.6 liter, 1999

   Toyota Sprinter Trueno 16 1999

According to the drawings drawn up a year ago, an all-metal silencer No. 2 was created. The hands of the master belong to my childhood friend, a machine with program control acted as a tool.

The silencer is made of two parts: a turned funnel (outer 98) and a screwed pipe (inner 40, length 250).

   Toyota Sprinter Trueno 16 1999    Toyota Sprinter Trueno 16 1999    Toyota Sprinter Trueno 16 1999
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Ofei 21.01.22

+ 10 l/s =)

But seriously, it forms a resonant system in the bank of a direct-flow muffler (similar to a subwoofer, microwave resonators, etc.), which acts as a sound filter - it reduces the sound power at certain frequencies.

Translating into Russian, this is so that the grandmothers at the entrance do not swear, the nuts in the car do not unscrew from vibration, and the eardrums do not experience dissonance) For without it, it sneaks up to the kidneys, and if you stand behind the car, then it’s generally horror)

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DetailingAlex 21.01.22

probably a stupid question, but what does it give?

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Ofei 21.01.22

So this is it) Accordingly, it does not weld, but sits on a bolt with a nut.

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DetailingAlex 21.01.22

does he boil? Or can you take it off? What's wrong with a flute?

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Ofei 21.01.22

I did not draw drawings. The outer radius under my jar is 98, the inner one is from 28 to 38 (compromise between loudness and losses). The length of the inner tube is about 150-250 depending on the can. The diameter and length of the inner tube determines the resonant properties at a fixed can volume.

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DetailingAlex 21.01.22

super! can you send the drawings? for CNC?

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DetailingAlex 21.01.22

thanks man, maybe they will also turn me into a long-distance ride))

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nissan off 21.01.22

But how to calculate the length of the flute relative to the length of the can? Are there any methods or tables?