Triumphrat

DrEnglish · 11-30-2006, 01:49 PM

Beavis, I have seen the top of the mountain. This may be the coolest post ever.

bonnevillebilly · 11-30-2006, 09:14 PM

luxpump
That is very cool. I still have my stock pipes in a box. I was thinking
about opening them up but, now after seeing whats inside
I wouldn't wast my time. I took every thing out of my TOR's
here is a render I did of whats inside the TOR's
and an actual pic of the insides.
And yes, they make some noise. I think they sound great.
Bill

Here is the render I drew

and here is the actual pic of the insides
All there is ,is a piece of pipe about 6" long and a piece of perforated pipe about 12" long then a piece of pipe about 3"
and there is insulation packed around the perforated piece
of pipe.

D9 · 11-30-2006, 09:48 PM

Bonnevillebilly,

Good info, and very cool rendering... can I ask what software & CPU you
used to produce that? It looks good!

Cheers,

D9

bonnevillebilly · 11-30-2006, 10:12 PM

D9
Thanks, I did it in TurboCad professional version 11.5
I am using the top of the line HP with all the goodies.
I have been doing 2D drawings for about 7 years now.
Detailing steel for my company. I only started dabbling
in 3D modeling for about a year now. It is pretty complicated
stuff but, I'm getting there.
You can make some pretty realistic drawings with it by adding
materials and the right lighting.
Bill

D9 · 11-30-2006, 11:35 PM

Billy,

Awesome... & what fun.

You like the metal and the metal likes you...
and it shows!

Thanks for the info & keep the renderings coming...

Cheers,

D9

bmetz99 · 12-01-2006, 12:45 AM

So the TORs are just a straight-through glasspack. Good to know. and a time-honored solution to wimpy exhaust notes. Now the next logical question- what do Togas look like when dissected?