Episode No.505 - Mufflers & Silencers

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17:30 It's called a turbo muffler because the first production example of the muffler design was used on the 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Turbo.

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@@howacarworks There's a lot of things people sell as "turbo" mufflers, but it'd seem like that phrase is used more for non chambered fiberglass packed straight through or multi pass mufflers. You kept calling the chambered muffler a turbo muffler and it was kinda confusing. To me the resonator you have is more of a "turbo muffler" than that thing.

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[@nemesisfaust]

i been thinking a long while about adding little eighth inch plates on my diamond fluted barrel, then slotting out the concentric heads. allowing gas port ventilators and reducing back pressure on my gas system. then along the top dimond heads id leave as a whole barrel and reverse the plate configurations. its a lot of high carbon steel fissure welding so the plates expand and contract as the barrel does. then fit a contracting aluminum sleeve with a heat resistant fiberglass in it, with a .2mm fluting from front chamber to end chamber threw the fiberglass. then a chromium container over it all. hell i already have a custom gas tube stabilizer which is a high flow fuel rail grommet on the space shuttle, and ive also skeletonized the stock and buffer tubes and replaced the buffer with a hydrolic shock. where the stock itself is linned with industrial rubber concrete to increase structural rebound then filled it with oxidized foam for balance and stability actually reducing the cqr stock weight by 8.2oz when it was 16.8. and you might ask, why do all that to a rifle. a rifle is just a rifle. but its not just a rifle, its my rifle. and technically anything over 3400fps mv is a rail gun. as i think doing something like this to the barrel wouldnt just reduce the noise from needing double hearing protections, but it also might aid the flow of chamber cycles.

[@nemesisfaust]

but then again, that is just thinking. cost too much to replace the custom barrel. r48 stainless with custom thread, chromium linned, and diamond flutted... even tho i know it would be beneficial to reduce the noise and help the gasses flow better. where if i knew the end result of the mv pressures and how it would affect the projectile threading... i also dont want to break a good thing. .perhaps if i had an extra i might try it out and see how it goes then after evaluations and testings to build another properly. but there are still things on this build that are unfinished for over a year now due to covid delays ect. :(

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Dear surely you are an engineer, I congratulate you for your masterful explanation of the muffler mechanism. I am studying how to make a muffler for my Explorer V8 that relieves the gases but is silent. Thank you very much Hug

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Wow this is a first watch for me but I'm loving the way u show the sounds I'm like I do this under the hood of my car all the way to the tail pipe

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Thanks for making this video every video says resonator and muffler but dont simplify and show it like this one ..thanks from Portugal

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