Termignoni noise limits

audicdl · 10-May-2006, 22:51

Hello all, I tried to search for this but was not clever enough. I fancy doing an evening trackday at Donington which has a 98db noise limit. Will my 749 with assymetric Termignoni be allowed on one of these or not?
Thanks
Chris

pedro · 10-May-2006, 23:01

no mate,termis are 102db. they wont let you on the track as they are strict on the sound

twpd · 10-May-2006, 23:21

The best thing to do is buy a cheap noise meter from Maplins and test it yourself. Then you'll have a good idea if it's ok or not.

andyb · 11-May-2006, 10:11

the best thing to do is use your std can. Im sure it will fit......leave the open front pipe on, it wont harm it.

i use a std rear can ive adapted to my full 57mm system, it quietens it down for that noise limit, and i have to say i cant really notice a drop in performance...........

audicdl · 11-May-2006, 16:52

Thanks very much everybody I'll put the standard one back on then.
Cheers
Chris

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10-May-2006, 22:51	#1
audicdl Registered Forum User Posts: 35 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Rotherham Mood: Optimistic Termignoni noise limits Hello all, I tried to search for this but was not clever enough. I fancy doing an evening trackday at Donington which has a 98db noise limit. Will my 749 with assymetric Termignoni be allowed on one of these or not? Thanks Chris Reply

10-May-2006, 23:01	#2
pedro Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,252 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: tamworth Mood: r no mate,termis are 102db. they wont let you on the track as they are strict on the sound Reply

10-May-2006, 23:21	#3
twpd Deceased 02/10/2010 - R.I.P. Ducati Corse Posts: 3,170 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Darlington, Co. Durham Mood: NGRRC Minitwins champion 2007 The best thing to do is buy a cheap noise meter from Maplins and test it yourself. Then you'll have a good idea if it's ok or not. Reply

11-May-2006, 16:52	#5
audicdl Registered Forum User Posts: 35 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Rotherham Mood: Optimistic Thanks very much everybody I'll put the standard one back on then. Cheers Chris Reply