Big Block Muffler

[Tom Burke]

This is for all you Big Block guys. I am a golf course turf mechanic and i thought this would be another header&muffler option for those who are looking. It came off a Jacobsen Tri-King model 1800G. Part#1002692. Fits Briggs V- twin

[essness]

Thanks Tom. But it looks like the clutch may be in the way for that one.

[dansandy2]

Originally Posted by essness

Thanks Tom. But it looks like the clutch may be in the way for that one.

Tom,..do you still have the Muffler? part Number 1002692
Thanks Dan.

[JPonLKN]

Originally Posted by Tom Burke

This is for all you Big Block guys. I am a golf course turf mechanic and i thought this would be another header&muffler option for those who are looking. It came off a Jacobsen Tri-King model 1800G. Part#1002692. Fits Briggs V- twin

How loud was that machine? I realize that is subjective in nature, but lets say relative to a stock golf cart. I suspect moving that muffler and extending the pipes would affect the acoustic dampening properties, but who knows...might work if relocated to the rear of a lifted cart. I could easily relocate that under the cart and extend pipes to it. Not worth it though if it isn't any quieter than what I have though.

[cartpartsplusman]

We finally got all our big block headers back in stock,it was hard finding a pipe builder who could make them for us.We built our own for 20 years but our pipe bender and welder retired due to bad eyesite.but we have a good guy building them and is catching up.it seems easy but we build about 15 different pipes in both 23 and 18 horsepower.so it has been a process.it would have been easier if i started when we had one of each but i had bending prints for each but thats not the same as having a sample.