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A friend of mine is concerned that his motorcycle exhaust is too loud, and was wondering if we could use the term lab to accurately measure the decibels of the exhaust

I think it should work, just curious if anyone has any experience with this. Thanks!

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I don't see why it wouldn't work. As far as the Term Lab is concerned sound is sound, it doesn't care what device is making the noise.

Posted

Lol. Sounds good Ahmed.

And that's what I figured. I'll give it a go!

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One factor to consider is the environment. In garage you are going to have a hell of a lot louder score. Going down the highway some if that noise is going to be behind you. So keep that in mind in your test

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Too loud for what? Is there a db limit?

Yes. In Wisconsin, the exhaust can not be louder than "96dba at 20" away from exhaust." Technically any exhaust modification is illegal, but not strictly enforced.

And to be honest, not sure what dba means. I'm assuming that's just decibels, but could be wrong. Don't know what the a stands for. Here's the lol ok getting it from.

http://americanmotorcyclist.com/Rights/State-Laws.aspx?stateid=49

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