98CayenneT/A

I'm in the middle of a heads, cam build at the moment.

- PRC 243's milled .030
- Cam: Polutter V2 239/244 .635"/.610" LISA 112+3
- Head gasket: .040
- CR: around 11.3 depending on valve reliefs

Now to my dilemma.......I live in a town house development and did not exactly think this through lol. I'm looking for ideas/opinions on knocking down exhaust sound for early morning cold starts.

I was thinking draping a sound deadening blanket behind car may knock it down enough until I am ready to leave ?

I'm looking for any opinions, any ideas and experience with different materials. Moving is not a option this season but It's a possibility in the future.

LeftySS

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Try a moving blanket

98CayenneT/A

Sounds good, I will look into that.

LeftySS

iTrader: (17)

I know u can get them at harbor freight pretty cheap

bigsticksupra

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magnaflow catback

JakeFusion

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The TSP catback looks good. Cork the cutout and it shouldn't be too terrible. Then open it up when you want to feel the noise.

98CayenneT/A

Thanks much for the replies.

I have Lt's, ory, electric cutout and would prefer not to change up my exhaust/mess with my exhaust.

I was just brainstorming ideas, some kind of contraption to knock the sound down during start ups. Once I get out of my neighborhood I don't care. Just would like to knock the sound down while it's idling in my neighborhood until I leave