Anybody ever heard of putting a few pieces of piano or banjo wire in the exhaust and making it louder? Some guys at work was telling me about it but I have never heard of such a thing. Would it be auditable to the ear?

 

I have heard of it. It was brought up on here before. Might try a search. Have no Idea if it works. Let us know if you find anything out.

Eric

 

From what I'm told about it it lets out a frequency that's inaudible to the human ear and can shatter windows. I've never tried it though. Got a cousin who did on his old 318 dodge gasser and he said it worked.

 

Redneck version of Bubb Rubb.

Do a google search on bubb rubb and youll see what im talking about.

Thats worse than ricer wings so please have mercy and dont do that to your pooor,poor truck.

 

heard of it, couldn't find any info about it on the net. I'm calling BS

 

Here ya go....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubb_Rubb
I have no comment to legally post about this.

 

If it works who would want to blow out peoples windows? :dumb:

 

with dual exhaust you could have stereo

 

that's not piano wire... that's whistle tips

 

Were there any words in that? I wonder what would happen to the sound pitch after the string gets covered in a thick layer of soot.

 

Same thing really.Something lame that only an idiot would think about putting on therer vehicle.

 

true... but... the whistle tip actually whistles, and it isn't advertised to break windows...

the piano wire doesn't do anything and it's said to break windows...

so, not the same thing really...

stupid? yup...

same?

 

They both make are suppoesed to make noise via somthing being stuck in the exhaust pipe.Not the exact same but very similar.

 

except that one is "supposed" to shatter glass (which is BS IMHO) the other isn't... SLIGHT difference there...

 

well why doesnt someone send it to myth busters and see if they can figure it out