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    Post Show your DIY exhaust snouts

    Looking for some inspiration to make my regular mid to look and sound like a offshore mid.
    Im searching for people who welded on custom made snouts. NOT the bobs machine snouts, i think they look weird, although it is the simple solution

    This is my test piece made from cardboard
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    There are some posts on here about the perils of doing that... everything from the cardboard down will probably end up on the bottom of tbe lake.

    Let's just go ahead and make America great again!

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    Yea i heared those stories, but since i dont have very high performance boat and will not go faster then 90kmh i doubt that will happen. You mean because of the strenght the mid loses if you drill in it right?
    Lots of people drilled their mid and put a bobs exhaust over it. (im sorry im immune to good advise :P )

    So i want to see how some people made their own exhaust.

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    ...this works as a muffler too...for the do-it-yourselfer...

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    Made mine above av-plate
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    Mr Ken made this one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rjdubiel View Post
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    Mr Ken made this one.
    Got more pictures from the rear?

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    Quote Originally Posted by killerpirate View Post
    Got more pictures from the rear?
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    you can put your arm in this one! haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rjdubiel View Post
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    you can put your arm in this one! haha.
    Is that a 15"?

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    If I'm not mistaken there's a fellow on here , I forget his name ,but looks similar to rj pic. H see can take a bass mid and make it real close to offshore mid

    Chapman maybe??

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    From an aesthetics point of view, make the sharp corners of your cardboard assembly into radii that are the same radius as the other features on the mid. That way it looks original. Right now, the radius is 1/16" or so, shoot for 1/4" or 1/2" until it looks right. This may be an obvious statement but it's all I have to add so I said it.

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    Out of curiosity, does this help performance enough to justify? I have a the skill, and means to do this, just wondering if it will make a difference, or just more noise. My wife likes it quiet, but I'd like it faster ��

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmasterGeneral View Post
    ...Out of curiosity, does this help performance enough to justify?
    ...nope...

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmasterGeneral View Post
    Out of curiosity, does this help performance enough to justify? I have a the skill, and means to do this, just wondering if it will make a difference, or just more noise. My wife likes it quiet, but I'd like it faster ��
    No performance difference like fuji said , also. With a modified bass can with snout , is prob 50% louder than a offshore mid

    The offshore mid has lots more metal /thicker , so all sound actually comes out of the snout which sounds great , but a bass mid is thin and with can removed alone is loud, and add a snout it's really loud , and the noise kinda comes out everywhere if that makes any sense. Offshore mid , sound comes out of rear (snout ) and is actually quiter when the snout is buried under water until it surfaces , the 2 sound nothin alike. Just fyi

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    It does not add H.P. correct it an exhaust relief and yes for hole shots it does make a difference. I'm jacked up 1-1/4'' above the pad with a D.A.H. 27p chopper heavy cupped. No hydraulic jack and 4 people I get up on step. Before the exhaust relief 2 people in the boat no way I go up.
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