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kyleb 02-08-2012 03:05 PM

No more side pipe burns
 
Not long finished making these side pipes and it seems I have had reasonable success with them not getting hot enough to burn.
They are made from stainless to the same dimensions as the Robnell pipes.. Internals have a cat at the front with a magnaflow muffler all welded together to form the working part of the pipe. The machined ends are added, slip over a 5" sleeve with Kevlar in between to stop the transfer of heat and there you have it.
Seems to work well. I can hold my hand on the pipe whilst driving and when stopped it's no problem but does heat soak after a while due to the heat retension of the stainless but not enough to burn, only gives you a scare.http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/pict...d=6962&thumb=1

Modena 02-08-2012 06:42 PM

good work, they look nice

Tenrocca 02-09-2012 04:29 AM

Great looking pipes and a beautiful car. Good job.

07cob 02-11-2012 01:57 PM

kyleb

Great job on the pipes. The look the part and to be able to keep them cool is fantastic. What do you reckon the noise level would be? With the recent suggestions that live pipes can be used, you could be onto a winner here.

Geof

LJ47 02-11-2012 03:41 PM

Looks tuff well done as Geof asked do you have noise level readings.
LJ

kyleb 02-11-2012 10:33 PM

Thanks guys
Noise levels are quite good until you really step into it then it barks.
I will grab the sound meter this week and get an idea of what the actual figure is..

hectorturer 02-02-2013 08:19 PM

Nice work

Aussie Mike 02-03-2013 04:05 AM

Beautiful work Kyle. Keep us posted.

Cheers

kyleb 02-03-2013 05:51 AM

Thanks Mike, I had forgotten all about this.
I have since added a blower and cam etc so I should test it again, but prior to doing all this I grabbed a sound meter and was getting around 100db at 4000rpm.
I think it's a good result with the limited pipe length that you have to work with..
If I was to do it again I probably wouldn't use stainless for the internals therefore you would possibly get even less heat transfer whilst stationary..

kyleb 02-03-2013 05:58 AM

I meant to add..
To get it to 87db (new vehicle standard) I reckon would be near impossible.
But with some supertrapp internals as well I reckon you could get to a point where the authorities here would not be too concerned..
Thoughts!!!!


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