@ipodModdiing Nothing inside this one. The cylinder is 3.5" exhaust pipe left over from my car. The end caps are just steel sheet that you can get at any hardware store. The outlet is a piece of 2" exhaust pipe. You can get pipe at most parts stores, but they might have to order 3.5". If doing it again, I think 4" would work better. That would make it easier to fit over the stock flange.
@ipodModdiing Ummm. You'd have to ask the clerks at the stores I mentioned. I know the big 3.5" to 4" pipe is kinda pricey. I really don't buy this stuff so much that I can give you a close estimate.
question how do i change my air intake on my moped? i have a TGB Sunset 49cc... i would like to put something like yours... any vids u know that shows how to?? thanks
It's not really complicated. You just need to pull the old airbox off and measure the outside diameter of the caruburetor's inlet. Find a UNI or K&N or whatever type of filter you prefer with an inside diamter that will fit over your carb. You may be able to clamp it directly to the carb, if clearance is tight you may have to use a section of tubing or radiator hose to mount the filter. You will most likely need to use a larger main jet and maybe a larger pilot jet in the carb so it's not lean.
I also modified my air intake but instead of removing the old airbox i cut it in a slanting shape then i attached a single sheet of lightweight aluminun which i called an air catcher that redirects air inside the new air intake that comes from the back..its cool cause I didn't have to buy a new air filter and i cut weight by doing so..maybe sometime I can post a video of it and share it with you guys..by the way Im gonna post it in my GLANG67 account..this 1 is my brothers... godbless guys...
I figured since I got access to a MIG, TIG, and stick weld machines, it would be a waste of $300+ to buy an exhaust I'd have to adapt to my Qingqi mounts anyway. I'm upgrading my 150cc to optimise power & acceleration. I got the A/F & carb on the way. Now I need an exhaust to match it all up. The ignition & CVT are already done.
I actually have another video posted of this scooter with a chambered muffler that I built. There's also a video of the same scoot with a stock muffler that I modded. Look through my other vids.
do u have some plans or somthing cuz i want to make same exhaust tu my scooter...i like yours...good sound and nice outfit
Lutivere 7 months ago
@Lutivere Read past comments. It's already been explained right below this.
90gtvert 7 months ago
how did u put the muffler on there
lilcobe234 10 months ago
@lilcobe234 The stock header has a flange. Made the new muffler to just bolt up. Welded nuts inside the end plate of the muffler so it's simple.
90gtvert 10 months ago
how did u put the muffler or exhaust or whatever you call it on there
lilcobe234 10 months ago
@lilcobe234 I have nuts welded inside of the front of the muffler so it bolts up just like the stock can did.
90gtvert 3 weeks ago
@ipodModdiing Nothing inside this one. The cylinder is 3.5" exhaust pipe left over from my car. The end caps are just steel sheet that you can get at any hardware store. The outlet is a piece of 2" exhaust pipe. You can get pipe at most parts stores, but they might have to order 3.5". If doing it again, I think 4" would work better. That would make it easier to fit over the stock flange.
90gtvert 1 year ago
@90gtvert how much would it be to buy all those parts ???
ipodModdiing 1 year ago
@ipodModdiing Ummm. You'd have to ask the clerks at the stores I mentioned. I know the big 3.5" to 4" pipe is kinda pricey. I really don't buy this stuff so much that I can give you a close estimate.
90gtvert 1 year ago
do you go on the road with it ?
coshyno 2 years ago 5
Yeah. It's not a dirtbike lol.
90gtvert 2 years ago 4
Your other muffler that looks as truck muffler sounds better.
facefullofcum 2 years ago
nice exhaust, CHek my video response, I'm specting mine to perform as yours, but with the stock muffler modification only....
gustavoxc 2 years ago
question how do i change my air intake on my moped? i have a TGB Sunset 49cc... i would like to put something like yours... any vids u know that shows how to?? thanks
viterra101 2 years ago
It's not really complicated. You just need to pull the old airbox off and measure the outside diameter of the caruburetor's inlet. Find a UNI or K&N or whatever type of filter you prefer with an inside diamter that will fit over your carb. You may be able to clamp it directly to the carb, if clearance is tight you may have to use a section of tubing or radiator hose to mount the filter. You will most likely need to use a larger main jet and maybe a larger pilot jet in the carb so it's not lean.
90gtvert 2 years ago
I also modified my air intake but instead of removing the old airbox i cut it in a slanting shape then i attached a single sheet of lightweight aluminun which i called an air catcher that redirects air inside the new air intake that comes from the back..its cool cause I didn't have to buy a new air filter and i cut weight by doing so..maybe sometime I can post a video of it and share it with you guys..by the way Im gonna post it in my GLANG67 account..this 1 is my brothers... godbless guys...
pusaoso 1 year ago
Square muffler sounded great but looked terrible.
Good work either way.
Take Care
nustar1 2 years ago
Have you ever made a chambered muffler?
I figured since I got access to a MIG, TIG, and stick weld machines, it would be a waste of $300+ to buy an exhaust I'd have to adapt to my Qingqi mounts anyway. I'm upgrading my 150cc to optimise power & acceleration. I got the A/F & carb on the way. Now I need an exhaust to match it all up. The ignition & CVT are already done.
yellowscooter 3 years ago
I actually have another video posted of this scooter with a chambered muffler that I built. There's also a video of the same scoot with a stock muffler that I modded. Look through my other vids.
90gtvert 3 years ago
lol i want one :D
DeFeytens 3 years ago
Had it around. If the owner wants to buy a shielded unit or some other configuration himself, that's up to him. Not my scoot, I just work on it.
90gtvert 3 years ago
put the square one back on, it sounded cooler, this one looks nice though more like a biks muffler :)
sknonka 3 years ago
NICE SOUND!!
albertuprimo 3 years ago
i am getting a sunl scoot and i am planning to get some performance parts for it but does sunl even use the gy6 engine in it
someone1sarge 3 years ago
3.5" Exhaust Pipe (9.5" long)
18GA Steel End Caps
M6 Studs
2" Exhaust Pipe Outlet
3/4" Inlet/Outlet Holes
No baffles.
Weld it all together.
90gtvert 3 years ago
interesting video :-) why dont you made another one building one of those step by step, that`d be awesome
joseparrap 3 years ago
What materials were used?
Give some specs - lenght ect.
Looks/sounds fucking sweet!
How about some baffles?
wilburvanblommestein 3 years ago