Need to Quiet the Bike a Tad

[TN6R]

Hello fellow riders, I have the Marthy exhaust on my bike, which is awesome, and I effing love it. I do have a db killer already installed but I'd like to get it a tad bit quieter. Is that possible? And if so, how do I do it?

It's just at the point where I need to wear ear plugs or I'll go deaf eventually lol. I'd like to ride without ear plugs though.

It's not really a big deal but if possible, please let me know what you got.

 

[leprecaun jon]

I believe you can buy different decibel rated inserts like decibel killers from eBay but I could be wrong

 

[Scott_Thomas]

I have a db killer for my Viper, but don't use it. It actually robs some of the power your exhaust added. Open exhaust = more hp. I always listen to music with my sena 20s so I guess it just doesn't seem that loud to me. Or I am going deaf. LOL! Just kidding I get hearing tests yearly for my job.

I believe you can buy different decibel rated inserts like decibel killers from eBay but I could be wrong

 

[Chris12]

I did a 100 mile round trip yesterday with my buddy and my ears were ringing when I got home. I'm just going to start wearing earplugs.

I have a TBR exhaust with the baffle tip removed, so my bike should be similar in sound volume to your viper.

BTW - I did notice a substantial sound volume increase after I installed my PC5, but I'm happy with it.

 

[Rumpig]

Get a 50mm washer drill the hole out to around 18mm and take your slip on off, put the washer in and put the slip on back on. It should be pinned in as the reducer is 50mm. Chokes it off a bit but reduces noise.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

Yeah, I think most cans on our bike are similar in volume. I listen to music so I guess I don't notice it as much. Have flowmaster exhaust and hedman headers/CAI on my truck so I am used to loud.

I did a 100 mile round trip yesterday with my buddy and my ears were ringing when I got home. I'm just going to start wearing earplugs.

I have a TBR exhaust with the baffle tip removed, so my bike should be similar in sound volume to your viper.

BTW - I did notice a substantial sound volume increase after I installed my PC5, but I'm happy with it.

 

[Billsbet0]

Small area for exhaust on these bikes

The under the bike muffler location makes it very difficult to find a middle road for too loud or too quiet. Just can not fit a larger muffler under the bike. Seems you stay stock and too quiet or very loud aftermarket with stubby muffler. After having problems with ringing ears I had a custom system made so a longer muffler could be fit on the bike. Pics attached.
Bill

 

[Chris12]

The under the bike muffler location makes it very difficult to find a middle road for too loud or too quiet. Just can not fit a larger muffler under the bike. Seems you stay stock and too quiet or very loud aftermarket with stubby muffler. After having problems with ringing ears I had a custom system made so a longer muffler could be fit on the bike. Pics attached.
Bill

I like your setup. Do you have any heat issues with the new muffler location?

 

[Billsbet0]

None. I have not had anybody on back to confirm but it was built to not cook anyone on back.

Not wanting to hijack post but was thinking about selling it.
Bill.

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[Billsbet0]

This is the shop that made the exhaust for me:

Mark's Performance Products

Mark is a good, stand up guy. shop is his garage. He's a busy guy and you would need to drop your bike off for the pipes to be fitted and custom muffler made. He is in the high desert area of Hesperia, CA.

Bill