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13 February 2007, 12:29 PM
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US word - "muffler" - ie makes things a bit quieter
Brit word - "exhaust" - ie draws the exhaust fumes away so you don't die !
Anyway - Prodrive bb, Hayward & Scott centre section, decat, deresonated (deeper burble, but very "stealth" !).
Brit word - "exhaust" - ie draws the exhaust fumes away so you don't die !
Anyway - Prodrive bb, Hayward & Scott centre section, decat, deresonated (deeper burble, but very "stealth" !).
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13 February 2007, 01:05 PM
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H&S 3" Decat Downpipe, wrapped.
Revolution 3" Cat Back (4.5" slash cut)
Quiet exhaust, still rumbles, but not offensive. Poor quality finish on backbox!
Previous system:
Afterburner Decat 2.5"
Ninja Backbox 2.5", (4.5" slash cut)
Awesome noise, but very loud, no talking in car under throttle. Plenty of pop/bangs and would wake the dead. (Yes, i miss it!!)
Revolution 3" Cat Back (4.5" slash cut)
Quiet exhaust, still rumbles, but not offensive. Poor quality finish on backbox!
Previous system:
Afterburner Decat 2.5"
Ninja Backbox 2.5", (4.5" slash cut)
Awesome noise, but very loud, no talking in car under throttle. Plenty of pop/bangs and would wake the dead. (Yes, i miss it!!)
13 February 2007, 01:47 PM
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Magnex 2.5" DP
Magnex centre with resonator
Magnex 6"x4" oval
On my wagon I find this quite droney on long motorway runs and some of you may laugh but a bit to loud on a cold mornings at 6am when my neighbours are still asleep.
Quite fancy swapping backbox for a prodrive one.
Magnex centre with resonator
Magnex 6"x4" oval
On my wagon I find this quite droney on long motorway runs and some of you may laugh but a bit to loud on a cold mornings at 6am when my neighbours are still asleep.
Quite fancy swapping backbox for a prodrive one.
13 February 2007, 01:52 PM
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TSL Thundercat downPipe, TSL decat Center, TSL Firestorm Backbox! -- If you DONT do many motorway miles and you like it LOUD--- Its perfect!
On the other hand ..... if you do alot of motorway miles...... its will drive you NUTS!!! lol - its one of those love / hate things!!!
On the other hand ..... if you do alot of motorway miles...... its will drive you NUTS!!! lol - its one of those love / hate things!!!
13 February 2007, 02:29 PM
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TSL Grp A Decat Downpipe
Scoobyclinic unresonated centre section (stainless steel)
Scoobyclinic Japcut backbox (think its 4" )
Nice at idle, very loud for motorway driving (which I do most off), but hey I like it.
Scoobyclinic unresonated centre section (stainless steel)
Scoobyclinic Japcut backbox (think its 4" )
Nice at idle, very loud for motorway driving (which I do most off), but hey I like it.
13 February 2007, 02:40 PM
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TSL Stainless Steel Headers
TSL Stainless Steel Up-Pipe
TSL Stainless Steel De-Cat Down pipe
TSL Stainless Steel De-Cat Centre pipe
TSL Stainless Steel ‘Firestorm’ Back-Box
TSL Stainless Steel Up-Pipe
TSL Stainless Steel De-Cat Down pipe
TSL Stainless Steel De-Cat Centre pipe
TSL Stainless Steel ‘Firestorm’ Back-Box
13 February 2007, 11:17 PM
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Oh yea sorry guys, in the U.S. the "muffler" is the "backbox"...The "exhaust" in the states is all the piping+the "muffler"+headers, etc....(the whole system) I was asking for muffler (backbox) specifications because I'm still deciding what to get.
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13 February 2007, 11:21 PM
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WHOOPS!
I just realized I accidentally put this in the "drivetrain" section when I meant it to be in the General Discussion section...Could someone move it for me please?
I just realized I accidentally put this in the "drivetrain" section when I meant it to be in the General Discussion section...Could someone move it for me please?
13 February 2007, 11:59 PM
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APS 3.5" full system with lots of designer dents from bottoming out.
I had a scorpion on my old RB5, it was cheap but at the same time it was pants!
I had a scorpion on my old RB5, it was cheap but at the same time it was pants!
14 February 2007, 12:05 AM
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Huff.
To get the Idea of what people have got / done have a look :-
WRX EXHAUSTS
The official 'Exhaust Thread' - Member's Car Gallery - NASIOC
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...+your+exhausts
Hope this Helps.....
Criss...
To get the Idea of what people have got / done have a look :-
WRX EXHAUSTS
The official 'Exhaust Thread' - Member's Car Gallery - NASIOC
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...+your+exhausts
Hope this Helps.....
Criss...
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