Noise Regulations At Your Local Track??

[iLLGT3]

No problem!

 

[TDUFREAK500]

LOL thats nothing

 

 

95db limit at Pukekohe, This is what mad mike had to do to quieten down the scream of the 4 rotor

[The Compensator]

Kill the 997 owner. That's just horrible.

[calster17]

I see nothing wrong with the 911's silencer. I've seen much smaller and neater ones though.

[hassan1995]

The excitement of racing is the brute sound why would you want regulations?

 

No humanity in this world *kills myself*

[The Compensator]

Looks horrible. Period.

[TIMELESS]

The excitement of racing is the brute sound why would you want regulations?

 

No humanity in this world *kills myself*

 

I think it's more to do with the people who live near the track. Apparently if you buy a house next to a racetrack you automatically have the right to complain about the noise. :headbang:

[Kelvjy]

Not had anything stupid at Combe

 

 

 

100db limit for cars and 98db for bikes. It was originally 105db until people moved in then complained :(

[TDUFREAK500]

That really annoys me when people do that.

 

Pukekohe has the 95db limit because of one twat who brought the only house anywhere near the track and started complaining. I swear some people are either plain stupid or just utter twats. Now when you go to pukekohe for D1NZ you cant properly hear the awesome scream of the MADBUL's 4 rotor, I reckon he should run a straight pipe next time and just ignore the track officials LMAO

[Kelvjy]

And if MadMike did that then he will get warned/banned from racing/drifting on the track and the owners of the track will get a big fine which could lead them to stopping the event from returning to the track.

 

It's a shame that people don't put more thought into where they buy a house. Maybe they think "I'll deal with the noise" then a year or so later "damn racetrack :mad: I'm gonna complain about the noise"

[TDUFREAK500]

nah he started complaining the moment that he moved in by the sounds of things, and yeah true that

[Guest MrLolololXD]

The words I use to describe those people can not be spoken on this forum.

 

Some people really need a big kick in the head, if they buy a house next to a racetrack they should be expected to put up with the noise, they knew there was a racetrack there. ESPECIALLY WHEN THE TRACK WAS THERE FIRST

[TDUFREAK500]

+1,000,000,000

[TIMELESS]

Happened over here. Someone bought land and got the go ahead to build a track, started and then someone moved in nearby and complained.

[calster17]

I think Spa had that a few years back, almost ended up having a 24 hour event called off at the last moment if I remember correctly!

 

If you move within the area then you should be told "There is a live race track within X of the house, due to this you have no right to complain when there is an event on".

 

But yeah, people in Nurmberg don't complain about the noise/track because it's one of the biggest sources of income in the area, and the reason why the town has a hospital and stuff! Silverstone kinda the same, as more than half the teams in f1 have a base in or around the track/town, and many other motorsport related things.

 

It's like moving next to a farm and then complaining about the smell, noise animals and tractors!

 

As MrLolololXD said....

The words I use to describe those people can not be spoken on this forum.

[The Compensator]

I think MadBull had to install a restrictor to his exhaust at Gatebil 2012. It was just too loud, more than 100db iirc.

[TDUFREAK500]

Yeah he wrapped his intakes in foam and put a 90 degree bend in the exhaust to deflect away sound. btw the track limit was114db

[RobikV3]

It's stupid at gatebil where people bring their cars from all over the world and party hard Btw funniest thing is that the road going Caymans R were blacklisted.