As some of you may vaguely remember I have been in need of a new rear
muffler for my 300TE (that's a six banger petrol powered car) anyway I
managed to pick up a muffler for a 230TE (four cylinder petrol), turns
out the muffler is a bit smaller, well the pipe work is, haven't
measured the box y
H & F.
How do you tell the flavor of a lollipop?
Suck it and see.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
Diesel preferred.
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> From: Hendrik and Fay
>To: Mercedes Discussion List
>Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 6:46 PM
>Subject: [MBZ] Does size matter? with
Depends of if you will every push 6 cylinder amounts of exhaust
through a 4 cylinder sized exhaust.
I would expect significant and troublesome back pressure.
Get the proper sized one.
Peter
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If money didn't matter, then yeah I would spend $500 on a proper one but
I have 20 dollar special sitting here (well outside) and we never really
use more than 50% of the available power of the engine, we do have speed
limits which seem to be getting lower and lower.
My thinking is that MB desig
Displacement * rpm is a good volume estimate. My guess
is that the noise abatement might be sub-optimal, due
to mis-tuning of sonic considerations, but that it will
work just fine enough for the 25x reduction in price.
There could possibly be a bit of loss of peak power,
but will that bother you?
Hmmnh, don't think noise is a worry, considering the old muffler has a
few holes.
As I said we never use the full potential of the engine, it's nice to
have the extra torque of a six but that comes in at lower revs.
Hendrik
who is needing to figure out a way to fit it
On 21/08/13 10:48, Jim Ca
> Hendrik wrote:
>
> As some of you may vaguely remember I have been in need of a new
> rear muffler for my 300TE ... I managed to pick up a muffler for
> a 230TE
> So the question is, will it matter being a bit smaller? I am
> thinking that the size of the system is designed for maximum
> revs,
Ahh well I'll just have to livewithout being able to say that I
calculated it work using the theory of relativety.
Anyway the old muffler is pretty much on it's last legs, so I'll have to
try the little one.
Hendrik
who is doing some renovations for Fay
On 21/08/13 11:08, Fmiser wrote:
Hendri
I disagree.
I think that you will notice relatively little difference and you should
go ahead and try it.
The theory of relativity is applicable.
Randy
On 20/08/2013 8:38 PM, Fmiser wrote:
Hendrik wrote:
As some of you may vaguely remember I have been in need of a new
rear muffler for my
I think you should avoid all risk of violating the laws of relativity and
just wrap the old muffler in microwave oven sheet metal, weld it to the end
caps, and be done with it.
On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Randy Bennell wrote:
> I disagree.
>
> I think that you will notice relatively littl
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