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When removing and installing an exhaust system on your vehicle, it may be necessary to cut through your exhaust pipe. This can be done safely and easily if you use the right materials.
Choosing the right saw is the most important aspect of cutting through your exhaust pipe. A power saw cuts quickly, but can cause injury from the hot metal chips that fly through the air. A chain pipe cutter cuts through the wall of the exhaust tubing without throwing hot metal shavings around. A sawzall or hand-held grinder with a cut off wheel are easy options where clearance and accessibility are a problem. If you want to remove the exhaust from your vehicle and are budget-minded, then a hacksaw is the cheapest choice.
Use pipe wrap around the pipe, making sure that the sides of the wrap are even and square on the exhaust pipe. Use a permanent marker to create a reference line for the cut you need to make. [links]
When the job requires a pipe be cut, but space is limited, your best option is a Wheeler-Rex manual chain pipe cutter.
Often referred to interchangeably as chain cutters or snap cutters, the hardest working chain cutters feature a flexible chain that wraps around the pipe and locks in place. Inside each link of chain is a small circular cutting wheel. Once the chain is locked in place, you squeeze the handles together, pulling the chain tight. The cutter wheels create even pressure from all sides and cut into the pipe, creating a “pop” sound that mean your pipe has been cut cleanly and evenly.
When you need fast, clean, even cuts, you need Wheeler-Rex. The hardest working pipe tools. Period. [links]
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Some counties and cities have local noise ordinances. Some of these cover the amount of noise, duration of noise, and source sound other than ambient noise that affect residents. A noise ordinance defines which sounds are and are not acceptable at any given time so that residents can live comfortably with the sounds that they hear. Some of these are effective during certain times of the day, usually applying at night. So depending on where you live, I would check with the local authorities on their ordinances.
Answer: The law has not changed. This is what the Minnesota State Statute 169.69 states: "Every motor vehicle shall at all times be equipped with a muffler in good working order which blends the exhaust noise into the overall vehicle noise and is in constant operation to prevent excessive or unusual noise, and no person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device upon a motor vehicle on a street or highway. The exhaust system shall not emit or produce a sharp popping or crackling sound. Every motor vehicle shall at all times be equipped with such parts and equipment so arranged and kept in such state of repair as to prevent carbon monoxide gas from entering the interior of the vehicle. No person shall have for sale, sell or offer for sale or use on any motor vehicle any muffler that fails to comply with the specifications as required by the commissioner of public safety." here
Question: Has the law requiring vehicles operated on roadways to have sound suppression devices (mufflers) been changed? I see vehicles with straight pipes, motorcycles with straight pipes and hear many others that sound as if they have no suppression. If the law is there why is it not enforced?
The law does not specifically answer how loud a motorized vehicle can be, but it does say that a vehicle must have a good working muffler that prevents "excessive or unusual noise." So any cutouts or bypasses, straight pipes or rusted out mufflers and exhaust with holes are all illegal. Aftermarket mufflers, sometimes called "glass packs" or "cherry bombs," can be an issue as they may produce "a sharp popping or crackling sound." more
I know that this law is enforced and we do our best to educate the public on traffic safety and equipment violations through education and enforcement. more
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