2011YR 1198 with termis - How noisy?

Discussion in '848 / 1098 / 1198' started by squeezey, Mar 16, 2012.

  1. Hello fellow riding gods:biggrin:

    Does anyone know in db's how load the exhausts are (newer termis/slanted ones) @ 5000RPm

    looking @ trackday regs max 105

    cheers

    squeezey
     
    #1 squeezey, Mar 16, 2012
  2. Hi m8,
    It varies with the environment and air temperature.

    Put the DB killers in and I would also pull the clutch in while they do the check too.

    Anth
     
    #2 XxAnthxX, Mar 16, 2012
  3. If you have an iphone or iPod touch you can check the db levels with that before you go too.
     
    #3 XxAnthxX, Mar 16, 2012
  4. iphone pah.................

    get the crutch in bit but db killers????

    got one of them new fangled ipad3 thingys on way,so when I've managed to turn it on,I will do it with that

    cheers fella:upyeah:
     
    #4 squeezey, Mar 16, 2012
  5. Personally I'd pull my clutch in and not my crutch then put the Baffles in! ;-)


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
     
    #5 XxAnthxX, Mar 16, 2012
  6. Crutch...........my mistake





    mind wondering
     
    #6 squeezey, Mar 16, 2012
  7. Hi m8,

    It's up to you....but it just sounded uncomfortable :wink:

    Anth
     
    #7 XxAnthxX, Mar 17, 2012
  8. Much ALSO depends on the state of the wadding in the can...remember that IDEALLY it should be replaced annually if you do a fair mileage.......new wadding will make it loads quieter too, and wont affect the power output, unlike dB killers.......
     
    #8 nogaromill999, Mar 17, 2012
  9. Pulling your crutch in helps :eek:

    I'm with you Anth, I pull the clutch in, anything to gag the old girl for a few moments :biggrin:

    But to give you an idea, my 1098 with open pipes (70mm race system) termi end cans with no DB killers is usually about 103db.

    Also, the db scale means that 'noise' increases exponentially. So in effect 105db is a LOT louder than 103db
     
    #9 Kenoir, Mar 17, 2012
  10. Take the DB killers and if it fails put them in
     
    #10 Rollo, Mar 17, 2012
  11. Deffo take your baffles with you.

    I only just managed to get on snett after a 2nd sound test after a cool down.

    Test 1 was 108DB :S
     
    #11 Fire_2, Mar 17, 2012
  12. Thanks for the tips guys


    mucho help
     
    #12 squeezey, Mar 19, 2012
  13. It would also make a usefull db killer...your crutch that is :biggrin:
     
    #13 Barmbyduke, Mar 19, 2012
  14. That could prove to be a wee bit warm! :eek:
     
    #14 XxAnthxX, Mar 19, 2012
  15. If your thinking of doing TD's at Oulton I wouldn't waste your money on termi's. Go for the Akro's as they are quieter IMHO.

    I get 103db at Cadwell but about 107db at Oulton and have been above the 102db limit on standard cans.
     
    #15 paul1098, Mar 19, 2012
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  16. termis already fitted mate,once I can figure this ghey I pad thingy me bob I'll download an app to measure noise methinks

    Cheers
     
    #16 squeezey, Mar 22, 2012
  17. My 1098 with full 70mm system and the early carbon cans tested at 103-104db but it can vary as others have said
     
    #17 998gsb, Mar 22, 2012
  18. i have a 996 with termis fitted and it clocked 106db at 5000rpm at Oulton Park which incidentally has a 102db limit (or it did for a MSV / Bike Mag Track day anyway)
     
    #18 thespionkop, Apr 1, 2012
  19. Good advice and that'll get you through the doors of most UK tracks.
     
    #19 flyer47, Apr 10, 2012
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