How do I make my ATV quieter?

How do I make my ATV quieter?

Here are 10 suggestions on how to quiet ATV exhaust noise.

1. Install Quiet Aftermarket ATV Exhaust Muffler Silencer.
2. Use DB Killer Noise Eliminator.
3. Buy a Turndown for the Muffler.
4. Install A Spark Arrestor.
5. Repack Your ATV Silencer.
6. Pack The Muffler with Insulation.
7. Install Quiet Core Insert for Exhaust.
8. Use the Right Gas.

What does a silencer exhaust do?

The silencer on your exhaust contains a deceptively simple set of tubes that are finely tuned to reflect the sound waves produced by the engine so that they cancel each other out. Finally the exhaust fumes exit via the tail pipe at the rear which carries gases away from the vehicle and the passengers inside.

How loud is an ATV?

at only 85 decibels, you run the risk of ear damage. As a previously mentioned, 99 is the state legal limit for ATV riders. 100 decibels is like pushing a lawn mower.

Is there a silencer for a UTV stock exhaust?

Once you install your our ATV silencer, you will have the quietest ride in your hunting area. You will not announce your presence to that mature game, so you can bring home that trophy! The Silent Rider® is an auxiliary muffler that when attached to your stock/OEM exhaust system quiets the popping noise of your ATV/UTV’s stock muffler alone.

Is there a way to silence the exhaust on an ATV?

An ATV exhaust silencer reduces sound by 80 percent and is probably one of the best ways to quiet the ATV. The silencer is attached onto the adapter on the muffler on the ATV.

How does Silent Rider work on an ATV?

With The Silent Rider® installed, you can ride closer and walk less. The low rumble that our muffler system changes your exhaust sound to travels a much shorter distance away from your ATV/UTV.

What can I expect from the Silent Rider exhaust silencer?

You can expect up to a 60% reduction on exhaust noise, with no loss in power and performance. We offer the quality and reliability expected by our customers who are hunters, recreational riders, ranchers, game wardens, military personnel and law enforcement.