If you want to quiet down your Kawasaki Mule, there are several methods to do it. Listed below are some of them. These methods include soundproofing, aftermarket mufflers, repacking stock mufflers, and installing a silencer. If you have already tried one of these methods, consider reading this article before making a purchase. You’ll be glad you did!
Soundproofing
There are a few simple tips to soundproof your Kawasaki Mule. Firstly, it is essential to make sure that the cab is fully insulated, so that you can block out the noise that you may hear while riding. Another good tip is to line smooth surfaces with a bed liner. Alternatively, you can purchase heat resistant Dynamat and install it inside the engine cover. Another simple way to soundproof your Kawasaki Mule is to apply insulation to the door panels and floorboards.
Aftermarket mufflers
One of the simplest ways to quiet a kawasaki mulge is to purchase aftermarket mufflers. Although they cost less than OEM mufflers, they still provide good dampening effect. Typically, you can purchase small-size models. If you’d like to install a larger silencer, you may need to modify the bike’s exhaust system to fit the new one.
Another option is to install a packing muffler. This solution is cheaper but has the disadvantage of restricting airflow to the engine. You may even damage your bike if you don’t install a silencer correctly. In addition, it is possible to install a cheap universal baffle insert to the existing exhaust system. These inserts are usually available in a variety of shapes and sizes, so find one that fits the diameter of your exhaust pipe.
Repacking stock muffler
A muffler is made up of two parts – the core and the body. The core fits together like two concentric tubes and is held in place by rivets. You will need a rivet tool to remove the muffler cap, which is usually held in place with silicone. To remove the muffler, first remove the stock muffler from the bike and examine it.
Repacking a stock muffler is one of the easiest ways to quiet a Kawasaki mule. You can find many aftermarket and factory mufflers for relatively cheap. These are usually very effective at dampening noise and sound distance. However, be aware that these mufflers are generally large in size and may cause back pressure and power loss.
Aftermarket muffler silencer
If you’re looking for a louder exhaust, you can install an aftermarket muffler on your Kawasaki Mule motorcycle. Depending on the model and the type of muffler, this may be easy or difficult to install. Some models may require drilling a hole in the exhaust pipe or removing bolts. Either way, following the instructions or getting a little help from a dealer is usually enough. A muffler usually includes fiberglass sound dampening material, which is more common with aftermarket systems. However, this material does lose its dampening effect over time, and it is best to replace it.
Some aftermarket mufflers are universal, which means that they can fit onto a wide range of Kawasakis. They work just as well as custom systems, although they may require some modifications. In addition, they may not look as clean as a custom system. They can reduce the noise by six to twelve decibels at idle and ten to twelve decibels at 2000RPM. A three-dB increase equals about four times as loud as a ninety-three dB exhaust.
Soundproofing with a muffler silencer
If you’ve been wondering how to silence a Kawasaki mule exhaust, you’ve come to the right place. The muffler silencers are made of stainless steel and feature a flat titanium tip. They are universally compatible with a variety of mufflers and come with a 60-day warranty. For additional noise reduction, you may want to consider adding a Sound Deadening Mat to your car engine’s hood.
Mufflers can be very loud, so you may want to consider installing a silencer to quiet the sound. The Kemimoto Exhaust Slip has a 51mm diameter and is suitable for both motorcycles and four-wheelers. It is easy to install and comes with all the necessary accessories to make the job go smoothly. Lastly, you’ll want to take the time to check the fitment of your existing exhaust system to make sure it fits properly.
