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Old 28 January 2006, 07:52 PM
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just got a '00 turbo wagon and would like it to 'bark' a little more sound wise. nothing stupid sound wise something subtle yet better/louder than standard!! any recomendations? bearing in mind im not able to change anything myself!?! is there a standard subaru upgrade?.....etc

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Old 28 January 2006, 08:50 PM
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I've got a Magnex on mine. Nice burble on tickover and it comes to life if the revs build [nothing excessive]

Once when my mota was on a RR a pal told me my zorst was not loud enough [tickover] but when the revs hit the high numbers he turned back and said it was
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nice. you have a prodrive upgrade all through? how is it on the wagon, might go for that myself.
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I find the wagons to be quite loud inside, I suppose the open boot floor (obviously above the exhaust box) makes for a louder cabin.

I have a Magnex on my wagon and it seems very loud inside yet when I hear the mrs drive off in it it doesn't appear that loud.
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how would i best go about having something done to my zorst? buy the parts myself and ask a garage to fit them? or just find a garage that does it all or what? i have no skills in that area myself. and have never had any mods done to a car.
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Originally Posted by island991
nice. you have a prodrive upgrade all through? how is it on the wagon, might go for that myself.
PPP only [Prodrive ECU, zorst & samco hoses ]
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did the PPP include the Magnex zorst?
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Originally Posted by island991
how would i best go about having something done to my zorst? buy the parts myself and ask a garage to fit them? or just find a garage that does it all or what? i have no skills in that area myself. and have never had any mods done to a car.
I would suspect that if you're really unable to undo two nuts and bolts, (maybe three) then the best bet would be to purchase the parts, then go to an exhaust type place and get it swapped....
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is it that easy? a couple of nuts and bolts to get a better sound?

seriously?

if it is ill do it myself! ive just never done any work on a car before!!
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There are two bolts holding the backbox to the centres section, and one on the rear hanger that you need to remove to get the thing off, theree are two/three rubber hangers aswell.. but it really is that simple, i could do it in five minutes with the car on a kerb if no jack could be found!!

Thats obviously just to change the backbox, but thats the best place to start. i would personally recomend the Hayward and Scott version, if you go direct to them they will even make you a quiter one if you don't want it too loud....!!
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i just wanna hear some of that flat4 throb!! but not be annoyed when on the motorway by a constant racket!!
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[quote=jameswrx]I find the wagons to be quite loud inside, I suppose the open boot floor (obviously above the exhaust box) makes for a louder cabin.

As above, I had a H&S angled thingy, but just too loud , so reverted back to standard.
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I have the Ninja backbox from Scoobyworld and it sounds great.

www.scoobyworld.co.uk

So join the club and become a Ninjawagon !!

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is it ok on motorway type stuff?? not too noisey?
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Originally Posted by island991
is it ok on motorway type stuff?? not too noisey?
Yes, it seems OK to me.

Nice burble on cruise and a lovely growl on boost !

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have you changed just the zorst of or the whole lot? im totaly new to mods and want to just change zorst at first i think?!!
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Originally Posted by island991
did the PPP include the Magnex zorst?
not the official PPP
Wasn't prepared to pay the stealers price so i sourced from S.Net
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