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81 yz 60 is too loud
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kodos
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| Posts: 1
| Joined: 06/09
Posted: 06/26/09
09:27 AM
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Hi I just purchased a 1981 yamaha yz 60 and it runs great, but it is just so damn loud. The stock silencer on it is welded up so I cant take it apart to see if it needs to be repacked but I'm pretty sure it does. so my question to any one that can answer it is if I get a new silencer (not stock, probably a fmf) and put it on will I be able to hear a significant change or will it be just as loud as it was before. any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Posted: 06/26/09
09:52 AM
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It will not be as loud.
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swaino714
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Posted: 07/03/09
08:45 PM
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ya. you will. but the difference will depend on the ppipe. im not sure if this will fit but the q stealth ive heard is very quiet. and legal on us trails
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DT_Jason
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| Joined: 05/09
Posted: 07/04/09
04:32 AM
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I went to a local hardware store and bought a muffler for a briggs and strat 4 stroke engine and clamped it on the pipe with gear clamps and a piece of rad hose. Cost 10 dollars . Looked shiny . Cut noise in half . Quick fix. But then I ordered a stock silencer which I then removed the packing from cause it restricted the bike to much lol . Rather have a noisy animal than a quiet sewing machine. (within limits)
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