
RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
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RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
Wondering if anyone has built an exhaust system using just the centre box of the RC40? Will be with a freeflow manifold, would it be silly noisy , or very sporty..? 

Re: RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
I think it might be a bit noisy. The centre box is just a straight through box with a bit of fluff wrapped round a perforated pipe. Very much like a carbon can on a motorbike. If the old A-Series could rev to 10,000rpm it would sound great, but I bet it is more likely to sound like a grass tracker or Mini-Rod.
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Re: RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
I'm not sure it would sound that good. I'm sure there's more reason to this question than you're letting on - why only keep the low slung centre box in place of a better positioned rear box?
What does Jonny run on the 850?
What does Jonny run on the 850?
Re: RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
I run my car with a single box rc40, but I've got the centre box in the garage. When running in my new cam I slid the centre box over the tail pipe in an attempt to keep the neighbours happy. It didn't quieten it very much.
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Re: RC40 CENTRE BOX/SILENCER
Counter intuitively the twin box system flows better than using the single back box. Don't think anyone has tested with just the first box.
Covered here,
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=28580&p=244463&hili ... ce#p244463
So cherry bomb it is then.
Covered here,
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=28580&p=244463&hili ... ce#p244463
So cherry bomb it is then.
