MS660 Magnum Muffler Mod

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jeffesonm

jeffesonm

Minister of Fire
May 29, 2012
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central NJ
My DTI TT-20K just arrived in the mail so I'd like to mod the muffler on the MS660. As I understand it you basically enlarge the hole (or create another one) so the total area is about 75-80% the exhaust port area. Then re-tune (2,500 rpm idle and 13,500 rpm WOT as per the manual).

Does that sound right? Can I get rid of this little cage thingy inside the stock muffler?

 
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What I did was drill two holes on the top of the baffle then cut the middle of the holes out with a Dremel making one long hole and then I opened up the ports,as I have a dual port muffler. I believe you can get a cover with a port in it for yours.
 
You can buy a cover with an additional port in it so its a dual port.
 
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I will do this to my 650 once I get it back together and running.
 
Its in no shape for a muffler mode now. Well I could do one, but not much point till I get the plastic in.
 

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Thanks for the info all.

I ended up removing the entire baffle from the muffler. I used a dremel with a carbide bit to enlarge the stock hole until it was pretty much the entire area behind the stock deflector. Then I bet a piece of sheet metal and welded it on as a deflector extender. Finally I spray painted it with high temp grill paint and retuned with my fancy new tach. Cut some hickory today and it works well... throttle response seems better.



Be easy on the welding... this is the 2nd thing ever I've welded and didn't feel like grinding much.
 
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The saw will also run alot cooler as well . should help to produce more torque.
 
clemsonfor said:
Who are you talking to?? That seemed random?
Click to expand...

Heck if I know....that guy came and went. But, maybe a hint, he was pushing some agendas as if he was here before in force! Your guess is as good as mine. Sad and depressing, actually. You'd think adults would act like same.
 
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