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Old 13 January 2003, 04:19 PM
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Are they steel or stainless steel, the eason i ask is that...even though i love the sound on MY99 Sport i want to change it for a standard exhaust....what about a 2nd hand price ?..thanks
Old 13 January 2003, 05:19 PM
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Stainless steel

Insurance is presumably the reason for the change - otherwise there are ways of quietening the sound for motorway driving (soundproofing under the carpets springs to mind)

I reckon you'd get 100 quid for it easily - depends on milage etc

Old 13 January 2003, 05:34 PM
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Not getting rid of it insurance at all, it booms quite a bit through the empty boot, we like the sound...but we long for a quiet life...might see if i can swap it for a standard exhaust.
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Old 13 January 2003, 05:56 PM
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You must be getting Old petrol Head.

I still love the sound of my exhaust at 36 and am considering a Firestorm for my new car !

LOL

Old 13 January 2003, 06:10 PM
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got a scoobysport zaust on my00 turbo. i love the sound it makes at tick over, but when you nail it the noise is fantastic. thought about a firestorm but i dont want to lose the sound the scoobysport makes. dont get rid m8, you'll regret it.

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p.s- the decat downpipe may have something to do with it aswell...



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Old 13 January 2003, 07:07 PM
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I just put a Scoobysport decat centre and rear section on my MY00 UK Turbo. Sounds feckin' excellent. Do it... you won't regret it. (I'm just waiting for the old dears next door to complain, that's all! )
Old 13 January 2003, 07:26 PM
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i am enjoying the comments about the beautiful noise the s/sport zorst makes with decat and downpipe aswell as b/box.

this is because i have just got one s/hand and am itching for it to be fitted.

should have been done on saturday but no lift space?

tonight was an option, but friend who is fitting has ex-missus dilemas !

you are wetting my appetite!

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Old 13 January 2003, 08:51 PM
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Petrol Head,

I`ll swap you if you want, got a standard downpipe and centre section on mine with a pro-drive back box (stainless)
Old 13 January 2003, 09:16 PM
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Is the scoobysport 'zorst the loudest avaliable then? Also do you get any "overun pop". p.s. as a non scoob owner (yet) WTF does the MY00,99 etc. mean when you guys refer to your motors? (sorry if its obvious and I sound a bit thick)
Old 13 January 2003, 09:17 PM
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hold on......is it "Model Year 00,99 etc."???
Old 13 January 2003, 09:24 PM
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That's exactly what it means, Mo.

It's conventionally said that you won't get those over-run pops'n'bangs unless you've got a full decat system (not just centre). However, I could have sworn I heard a couple on mine (centre decat + backbox). Perhaps that's just wishful thinking...
Old 13 January 2003, 09:26 PM
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I'm going for full de-cat then. I used to love my old fiesta making that noise!
Old 13 January 2003, 09:33 PM
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I kinda assumed that from your other thread on "De-catting". I'd take the advice of professionals before you do a full de-cat. Call/mail one or more of Scoob modding firms (i.e. Scoobysport/TSL/etc.) for advice and opinions before you start. You've nothing to lose by taking good advice! ...as I've read here that some car don't necessarily take too well to a full decat.
Old 13 January 2003, 09:39 PM
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really? ah! you cant just wack a full system on and away you go then? thanks for telling us that. Its all research for when i actually get me motor. So whats safer then? just one of the cats?
Old 13 January 2003, 09:47 PM
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You'd need to ask one of the experts. I only have a 1/2-decat on my Scoob, and I'm really just reporting back what I've read here on Scoobynet. From memory it was the P1 and some of the STi's that perhaps require additional care (and remapping ?) if you're going for a full decat.
Old 13 January 2003, 09:58 PM
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I get pops and bangs on over-run - I've only got a ScoobySport Back Box on a Sport.

And no it's not even close to the loudest available
Old 13 January 2003, 10:12 PM
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...then maybe I wasn't imagining it?
Old 13 January 2003, 10:19 PM
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Having just swapped out my Scoobysport downpipe for the standard one (for the MOT), the noise difference is astonishing. Now my car is quiet, boring and slow, roll on next weekend when I can re-fit the de-cat. I get the occasional pop from the catted pipe, but nowhere near as much as without.
Old 14 January 2003, 08:38 PM
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So someone please tell me what is the loudest????
Old 14 January 2003, 08:47 PM
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Some of the Japanese system are really loud but if you fit a really loud system be prepared to get stopped by the police (frequently). A loud system can ruin the pleasure of driving a car and with the noise comes droning at motorway speed, so be very careful which exhaust you fit esp the back box.

I run a standard downpipe a TSL decat centre and scoobysport back box and I think it sounds just about perfect, but then agian mine has no sound proofing either, so i get that full decat roar without the MOT hassles . Not been stopped by the cops but been followed a few times, PCN checks I guess.
Old 14 January 2003, 08:50 PM
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Oh mine has popped a few times. The best ones were the pre 99 phase 1 cars as they seriously overfuelled at high revs. Lift off at high revs on a full decatted exhaust on an MY97/MY98 and its popped and banged all day long.
Old 15 January 2003, 05:01 PM
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As you all know we made the orginal scoobysport exhaust we can make it as quiet or as loud as you like on any model subaru
Old 15 January 2003, 05:18 PM
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Have Magnex De-Cat centre and afterburner back box on MY00.Damm Loud,but what a sound
Old 15 January 2003, 08:51 PM
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scoobysport it is then!!!
Old 15 January 2003, 09:05 PM
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I am at present running a standard STI7 type UK and I'm thinking about a S/Sport backbox and centre section. Apart from the great sound, does anyone know the approx power gains? Will I notice any difference in performance etc.

If I opt for the PPP as well would I gain over the Prodrive supplied BB?
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