Fuji + Krumscheid
01-07-2005, 07:19 AM
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Fuji + Krumscheid
Has anyone tried a Krumscheid silencer with a Fuji gas engine?
I have a Bisson wraparound on my Fuji BT50 and it reduced the noise of the stock muffler and I got the same revs. But I think that the Krumscheid KS86-V4 could both increase power and also reduce noise even more than the Bisson.
I have a Bisson wraparound on my Fuji BT50 and it reduced the noise of the stock muffler and I got the same revs. But I think that the Krumscheid KS86-V4 could both increase power and also reduce noise even more than the Bisson.
01-07-2005, 03:13 PM
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RE: Fuji + Krumscheid
If I can find header for the Fuji engines, I would test them with tuned pipes in a instant.
Besides, I've got an empty hair spray can some 18" long, which came from a professional hair salon. I am just dying to turn it into a gigantic "mousse pipe".
Besides, I've got an empty hair spray can some 18" long, which came from a professional hair salon. I am just dying to turn it into a gigantic "mousse pipe".
01-10-2005, 02:57 AM
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RE: Fuji + Krumscheid
You can check the Krumscheid products at http://www.krumscheid-metallwaren.de...y_muffler.html
They have told me that the KS86-V4 would work very well with the Fuji BT50. When they tested this silencer on a ZN38 they got 6600rpm with a Menz 20x10.
Of course the tuned pipe KS1060 would give more power but I do not want to have the "turbo jump" when flying IMAC.
They have told me that the KS86-V4 would work very well with the Fuji BT50. When they tested this silencer on a ZN38 they got 6600rpm with a Menz 20x10.
Of course the tuned pipe KS1060 would give more power but I do not want to have the "turbo jump" when flying IMAC.
