Fitting Spoon N1 sub-silencer

[Ash_EP3]

Hi folks,

As part of my delivery from Japan I also received my Spoon N1 sub-silencer (to try and quiet things down a bit).

I did a trial run the other day and found 2 issues:

- The nut/screw supplied is too big for the hole in the n1
- Once the bung is in it's an absolute pig to get back out!!

Any ideas/cures/remedies as I'm only 23 my ears need to last a bit longer

Thanks in advance!

 

[Loxy]

Earplugs.

The only thing that will save you...

 

[C4Doc]

Fluffy pink ear muffs?

 

[Shaenei]

The nut/screw supplied is too big for the hole in the n1

Make the hole in the n1 bigger or source yourself a smaller nut & bolt

Once the bung is in it's an absolute pig to get back out!!

In what way?

 

[Cosmic_Chi]

Its just a tight fit

 

[Cracksta]

i went to screw fix and got the proper bolt for the N1, cant remember the size but its heatproof too, can send you 1 if you want?

i tend to leave the small spanner in the boot, i also use this to hook on the latch and pull it out, never a problem

 

[Gordyctr]

Bung, sorry did someone say bung. :lol:

 

[Craig-typeR]

Anyone know where the cheapest place to get these from had a few complaints from the annoying neighbours .

 

[Cosmic_Chi]

Anyone know where the cheapest place to get these from had a few complaints from the annoying neighbours .

Second hand if you can find one for about £25 otherwise expect to pay £40-£50 new, which imo is a tad bit too expensive

 

[Craig-typeR]

Yeah that's all I can find them at. Can't find a second hand one either. O well looks like i'll have to pay top whack for one

 

[Cosmic_Chi]

They do come about, I waited about 2 months