Mild steel vs Stainless DP - who makes a m/s one anyway?
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Still dithering over D/P choice, and was wondering who makes a mild steel one, as it's been suggested that this will be quieter than a stainless one.
Any other disadvantages to mild steel, other than corrosion?
I guess it will be cheaper to?
Cheers
Tim
Any other disadvantages to mild steel, other than corrosion?
I guess it will be cheaper to?
Cheers
Tim
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I thought AdamM said the BPM one was mild? But I may be horribly mistaken.
I was very paranoid about noise - I have a stainless one. The most important bits are to make sure the centre is resonated and the backbox is a quiet one.
Cars with only a backbox are frequently much louder than my full system (Magnex Twindump, PPP centre and backbox) but they are probably less restrictive, but can also rob low down torque.
I was very paranoid about noise - I have a stainless one. The most important bits are to make sure the centre is resonated and the backbox is a quiet one.
Cars with only a backbox are frequently much louder than my full system (Magnex Twindump, PPP centre and backbox) but they are probably less restrictive, but can also rob low down torque.
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