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| Posted:Nov 9 2002, 04:00 AM |
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yep guys just wondering what you would do on a aftermarket exhaust preferably a 3 inch mandrel bent from back of turbo to reduce or completely get rid of the offensive noise inside and outside of car you hear on most turbocharged cars . Now dont get me wrong guys - "i have nathin wrong or against loud booming exhausts" but personally i'd prefer a nice and quiet one.
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 Posted:Nov 9 2002, 10:09 AM |
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i believe a silencer will fix your problem most definitely
but it will lag your performance i mean think about it
to silence means to restrict
and you apply a sports exhaust to enhace and set free the flow of out take so ultimately if your restricting your out take then stick with a standard exhaust
IMO
or you can ultimately regulate noise with different size and shape mufflers
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| Posted:Nov 13 2002, 01:49 AM |
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yeah my cars got a straight thru muffler one resonator and a factory cat... to reduce the noise a lil more you can go for a more restrictive muffler or alternatively put in another resonator, that will keep the noise down a bit and restrict less than a non-straight thru muffler...
The turbo itself actually does supress the sound quite a bit.. if my car was na.. fark man.. would be heaps louder... My setup can be a little loud at around peak torque but if you keep it below it would be that loud, when your on the freeway for example you just have to find a nice rev, say around 2000  |
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| Posted:Nov 15 2002, 02:27 PM |
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sounds like the way to go is regulating the muffler and adding another resonator or simply leave the standard exhaust.  |
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| Posted:Nov 18 2002, 04:57 PM |
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lee i know secretly you want a big fat screaming exhaust 
caring for the noise
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| Posted:Nov 18 2002, 07:41 PM |
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Just fire on a apex n1 muffler and have a good old time.
or u could just bend over and take her up teh shoot but meh what diffrence is it to me. I like beer and thats all the matters! As u can tell i am drunk what yet again. Yup and its great fun. I am running low on beer tho so uhhhhhh i dunno. MORE BEER TIME WWWAAAAAAAAAHHHOOOO!!!!
sorry for the little bit of off topicness i made that word up.
MORE BEER.
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| Posted:Nov 18 2002, 08:08 PM |
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seriously a loud screaming exhaust really stinks like shit - i mean i get headspins just listening to it on sum cars. sorry but no thankz.
yeh apexi muffler sounds not bad i just wonder tho if its worth it.
hey man yeh you are pissed i think lol.
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