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Why is the exhaust of your Cavalier blowing out a hairlike fiber glass looking material?
The Glass fibres are the sound absorbing material that the exhaust's silencers are packed with. Eventually the internal structure of the silencers rusts away, allowing the fibres to come out the tail-pipe. The exhaust system needs replacing.
What material is put into silencers?
i dont know look else where
What types of silencers used in modern exhaust system?
because its a racist
Can you use an exhaust from a petrol car on a diesel car?
yes you can, but i wouldn't sudgest it, as the silencers are designed differently.
Why did your motorcycle exhaust pipes get so hot after you put on new ones?
likely made of a different material
What is the principle behind the reduction of noise in silencer?
Silencers reduce noise by slowing down and cooling the high-pressure exhaust gases coming out of the engine. As these gases expand more slowly and cool down, they produce less noise when exiting the exhaust system. Additionally, silencers often use sound-absorbing materials and chambers to further dampen the noise.
When was The Silencers created?
The Silencers was created in 1962.
What does the exhaust do to in car?
An exhaust system has 3 main effects - it ensures combustion gases are safely removed from the vehicle, away from occupants, air intakes etc., it reduces noise from the engine (silencers/mufflers), and it controls the pressure on the exhaust side of the engine. In some vehicles the exhaust gases will also drive a turbo-charger.
Are silencers illegal in Montana?
yes silencers are illegal in montana
When was The Silencers - band - created?
The Silencers - band - was created in 1987.
When was The Silencers - film - created?
The Silencers - film - was created on 1966-02-18.
What material is put into silencers and why?
Silencers are typically made from metal, such as steel or aluminum. These materials are used because they are durable, heat resistant, and can effectively dampen the sound of the escaping gases from a firearm by allowing them to expand and cool before exiting the muzzle.
