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Old 08-31-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Yes, I'm a big girl's blouse...

the TORS are just a bit too loud for me...well they are straight through..

any idea how I can calm them down a fraction?

Tim
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Can't believe you find them too loud !! the stock system is so quiet ! you should hear the Zard!!! ha
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On 2006-08-31 13:56, fryingtonite wrote:

any idea how I can calm them down a fraction?

Tim
the stockers are the db killers! TOR's really aren't that loud at all. :hammer:
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the ones he bought off me are quite loud actually... sure they are contributing to the 130 odd brake horse power though!! super TORS!!
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Hey frying,

If the TORS end up being too loud for you, I might be just the man to take them off your hands for the right price. :-)
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Tampons. :hammer:
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Keep the revs below 4,000 rpm.
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