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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Lees Summit, Missouri
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      Craftsman, 30 gallon compressor

      Anyone put or have a suggestion for intake mufflers?? I have seen one guys version on the net, but wanted input from the members here. I am replacing the cylinder/piston and the little one-way brass valve plate that broke, so I thought I would try to quiet the thing down why I have it apart. Feedback?? Thanks.

      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)


    2. #2
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      Nov 2000
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      O-town
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      This is the noisey oilless type right??? I want to do the same, noisey azz compressor, I hope someone has a idea,
      Steve68- 1968 Camaro SS LSX T56, 12bolt 3:90's, 18" Fikse Profil 13s, Deep Fathom Green paint, Spearcos, just bunch of old junk because another member said so, LOL



      70 Nova SS street/drag 454, T400, 3:55, ugly!

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Lees Summit, Missouri
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      Yes, the reed valve type. I have mine repaired now and can muffle the noise a little when I put my hand over the intake. I believe either way, it is the nature of the beast to be noisy, I just want to quiet it some. I will post up what I come up with.
      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Apr 2001
      Location
      Rockford Illinois
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      Make a compressor box that is insulated with acoustic foam and put a small fan in it if needed. We had to do this at work for a lab and it quieted it down a lot and kept the compressor clean and with a filter on the box the intake of the compressor stays cleaner too. We just used plywood for the exterior.

      Having a compressor room is somewhat of a luxury for most because of space but it always seems to be friendlier to your ears and the compessor.




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