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I just put some Crusher Mavericks on my 2016 Sixty. It sounds great, but I thought I might want to bring down the volume a little bit. There is no baffle sold for these pipes (2.5's) so, I'm exploring the "DIY" options. I've read some posts about people sticking SOS pads (stainless) right up the tailpipe (4 or 5 of em).
A lot of homemade baffles require drilling into your pipes to hold whatever you put in there in place. I'm wondering if there is an effective way to baffle these pipes without any drilling into my brand new pipes.
Lastly, with the SOS method. Does this effect performance at all? It seems like they would have to be packed pretty tight to stay in there, but if that's the case, how does that not cause the banana in the tailpipe effect?
A lot of homemade baffles require drilling into your pipes to hold whatever you put in there in place. I'm wondering if there is an effective way to baffle these pipes without any drilling into my brand new pipes.
Lastly, with the SOS method. Does this effect performance at all? It seems like they would have to be packed pretty tight to stay in there, but if that's the case, how does that not cause the banana in the tailpipe effect?