pachanga exhaust
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Yes, you can just buy two 4 inch fiber-glass elbows and you get a little more noise (smile) and an increase of maybe 30 HP.
I did this back in 1987 (old school)
Hugh Hulman VOF
I did this back in 1987 (old school)
Hugh Hulman VOF
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I`ve got a 22 Pachanga also with the same set up. I`ve got to say that I really like them, they keep the noise down when travelling no wake speed but they don`t seem to hold it back when wide open. I`m very impressed at how well ours runs bone stock.
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Took the 2 mufflers out of my brothers 32 twin 454 boat. Used the fiberglass elbows. Cost us around $300.00 for both motors for all the parts. Did sound and run better afterwards. Just watch comming down off plane......Ran like this 5 years and no trbls....... With the elbows and the height of the risers, it is doubtful there would be any reversion, but this was on a 87 32'.
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They are Vernalift mufflers. You can see them on the VERNATONE website. They do suck a little power, but nowhere near 30hp.
They cut noise almost 30dB at 4000rpm.
Chuck em if you want it loud. But don't expect to see a big increase on the speedo.
They cut noise almost 30dB at 4000rpm.
Chuck em if you want it loud. But don't expect to see a big increase on the speedo.