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Light in the Dark

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They are not designed for any additional backpressure which would come from such an addition... I would not do it. These are very quiet sets... not hospital grade quiet, but damn quiet to me. Do you find yours is loud??
 
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Light in the Dark said:
They are not designed for any additional backpressure which would come from such an addition... I would not do it. These are very quiet sets... not hospital grade quiet, but damn quiet to me. Do you find yours is loud??
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No, just curious . my gen is under a roof need to run it up should I use larger dia pipe?
 
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mchlsprgn said:
No, just curious . my gen is under a roof need to run it up should I use larger dia pipe?
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Thats your call... set was designed for the pipe size as is. Larger shouldnt be a penalty (typically isnt on diesel systems as they do not want backpressure). I would just make sure you do not have needless angles or bends in the exit pipe.

Also if you run additional piping, you will want a flexible section of pipe somewhere in line to basically dissipate any excess NVH (noise, vibration, harshness).
 
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Light in the Dark said:
Thats your call... set was designed for the pipe size as is. Larger shouldnt be a penalty (typically isnt on diesel systems as they do not want backpressure). I would just make sure you do not have needless angles or bends in the exit pipe.

Also if you run additional piping, you will want a flexible section of pipe somewhere in line to basically dissipate any excess NVH (noise, vibration, harshness).
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ust me
The roof is 8-10 feet above gen no walls no problems . I could a run a 6 inch flexable line. I'm just looking for something to do BORED IN JAMUL
 
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