Most quiet back box
#1
I've got a MY99 which I have recently fully decatted by fitting a complete turbo back scoobysport system.
I want to keep the de-cat components, but feel that the back-box is too noisy for my liking.
SO....
Which backbox is most quiet without being too restrictive.
Opinions on:
Magnex
Prodrive
Power Engineering
Scoobysport (quiet version)
Any others??
Might be willing to swap mine if anyone is interested. Are all these systems compatible with my scoobysport de-cat centre section?
Cheers,
Ian.
I want to keep the de-cat components, but feel that the back-box is too noisy for my liking.
SO....
Which backbox is most quiet without being too restrictive.
Opinions on:
Magnex
Prodrive
Power Engineering
Scoobysport (quiet version)
Any others??
Might be willing to swap mine if anyone is interested. Are all these systems compatible with my scoobysport de-cat centre section?
Cheers,
Ian.
#2
Scooby Senior
Most people on here tend to say the Prodrive BB is the quietest BB along with Remus. However, they also describe them as restrictive. I myself have a Magnex 3.5" backbox, which i think makes all the right noises. I don't think it's gonna be much quiter than yours though. I have however just enquired about the d/p and mid section so i think i could be noisey soon!
#3
I've got a Remus which you can give a go if you want (try before you buy ). It is more restrictive that the real straight-through ones, but that comes with the lack of noise can't have it both ways! But unless you like bouncing off the rev-limiter, I'm not convinced you'd really notice the difference.
Should be passing through Missenden at the weekend so Amersham not too far off my route & am traveling around with the Remus in the boot at the moment...
Should be passing through Missenden at the weekend so Amersham not too far off my route & am traveling around with the Remus in the boot at the moment...
#5
Didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as the oem one! I had a PPP & Remus at the same time & tried swapping from one to the other - the buttometer didn't notice the difference - an RR might have, but who cares?
Due to a bit of a delivery whoopsie I ended up with the Remus fitted when I changed my manifold - didn't notice the rev-limiter approaching rapidly with the Remus on, so I've taken the opinion that though it may be more restrictive than some BBs, unless you have a non-standard manifold the restriction is academic.
Just IMHO, obviously
Due to a bit of a delivery whoopsie I ended up with the Remus fitted when I changed my manifold - didn't notice the rev-limiter approaching rapidly with the Remus on, so I've taken the opinion that though it may be more restrictive than some BBs, unless you have a non-standard manifold the restriction is academic.
Just IMHO, obviously
#6
Isn't the majority of the restriction in the cats anyway?
If I've removed both of those, how much restriction is caused by backbox compared to the other components?
nom: what style of tailpipe has the remus got?
How much do they cost?
If I've removed both of those, how much restriction is caused by backbox compared to the other components?
nom: what style of tailpipe has the remus got?
How much do they cost?
#7
nom, ok, I'll grant you a bit less restrictive than the OEM one. But when I changed from the Remus (already had Supersprint down & mid) to a Scoobysport, I can assure you that the butt-o-meter as well as the RR's noticed a difference (and no, it wasn't just the sound)
Fubar (fubar ? my gearbox is fubar-d LOL), sure, the cats will be the biggest restriction, no doubt about that.
I had the double round 90 mm stuff BTW.
Fubar (fubar ? my gearbox is fubar-d LOL), sure, the cats will be the biggest restriction, no doubt about that.
I had the double round 90 mm stuff BTW.
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#8
Oh yes - restrictive compared to the Scoobysport! And a tad quieter Depends how much racket you want to put up with (or enjoy, depending on your point of view ). Best solution is definately change the manifold - loud as you like but without the drone
Anyhoo... mine's a twin pipe too (bigger than the pea-shooter) - I think there's a photo about somewhere... Gavin where are you (or your website ) hmm no images...
Send me a mail if you're interested in giving it a go - I'm happy to swap them over so you can give it a go!
Anyhoo... mine's a twin pipe too (bigger than the pea-shooter) - I think there's a photo about somewhere... Gavin where are you (or your website ) hmm no images...
Send me a mail if you're interested in giving it a go - I'm happy to swap them over so you can give it a go!
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