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CLASSIC TWIN SCROLL CONVERSION 3" EXHAUST SYSTEM

Old Jun 17, 2005 | 09:28 AM
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Hi,

I have just about finished my twin scroll conversion on my 94 jdm wrx apart from finishing the mapping. I have a 3" twin scroll down pipe from performance subaru mated to my previous 2.5" magnex centre (without resonator) and 6"x4" oval back box.

I am looking to replace the magnex from the DP back with a 3" system.

At the moment I am not happy with the noise, with it being a twin scroll the sound is completely different. I like the sound but It is very noisy around 1000-3000 rpm and is a bit of a pain when driving around town. Its a bit tinny. Is this because I have brand new exhaust manifold, will the exhaust note change when the manifold gets more run in.

Does anyone have experience of fitting a 3" straight through system to a twin scroll car.

I need a 3" system with preferably a centre section with silencer, to stop the booming inside the car.

Has anyone got any ideas as to a system that will compliment the twin scroll sound that is not too loud and maybe give a bit deeper sound because it sounds a bit tinny at the moment.

also would wrapping the DP help soften the sound.

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Mark
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Old Jun 17, 2005 | 09:39 AM
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Give Bob Rawle a ring at BR Developments. He produced a 3" exhaust for the twin scroll. The centre section had a box built in to keep the noise down, that sounds like what you are looking for.

HTH.

Damian.
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