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Steel wool in your exhaust


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Actually it is permanent and actually gets quieter as the soot builds up, easy cheap fix though a bit unscientific/inefficient.

 

You can clean your pans with it too and the soot absorbs the grease too.........

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47 minutes ago, AllanB said:

Actually it is permanent and actually gets quieter as the soot builds up, easy cheap fix though a bit unscientific/inefficient.

 

You can clean your pans with it too and the soot absorbs the grease too.........

Really i was under the impression it burns away and at night small pieces of glowing steel wool come out of the pipe. 

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When I bought my Honda NV400 that had wire-wool in the silencer, looked as though it had been there a long time. It was greasy and sooty, but the wire gauge was coarser than a standard brillo-pad and the box was quite a long way from the cylinder.   

 

Yes, the wire wool was more like swarf, so unlikely to burn under those temperatures, the box was stuffed with rock-wool afterwards.

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