Green Wood Racing Race Exhaust
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Green Wood Racing Race Exhaust
Hello, I´m considering to buy the exhaust in my STI MY 06 and have seen the GDR Race Exhaust GDR's System, is good??
A greeting and thanks to all.
(I´m sorry my english, i´m spanish)
:: GRD - Greenwood Racing Developments ::
A greeting and thanks to all.
(I´m sorry my english, i´m spanish)
:: GRD - Greenwood Racing Developments ::
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One peice of additional info that is not on our website, is that we recently had the exhaust noise tested at scooby shootout and it came back as 98.5db @ 4500rpm which should be good enough to pass most static trackday noise tests + it also passed at Japfest Castle Coombe(not sure on result from that as just got a )....this was with a tubular exhaust manifold and GT30 turbo, so may even be slightly lower with an OE manifold and smaller turbo exhaust housing
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I am impressed with the design as seen on the web.
Not sure you need the screamer pipe really, but the race pipe looks very good to me.
I have battled recently with exhaust systems on my Hillclimb race car and I was not aware of this product (I may not be alone GRD!).
I know that there will be good reasons for the cost, but it is a lot for a non cat system, but it looks a nice quality bit of kit!
Make no mistake though that a noise level of 98 db is very very track friendly.
How did you GRD measure that?
On a hillclimb event (very strict on noise) the level is measured at 2/3rds red line rpm and with the meter 1 meter away and 45 degs from the exhaust outlet.
Graham.
Not sure you need the screamer pipe really, but the race pipe looks very good to me.
I have battled recently with exhaust systems on my Hillclimb race car and I was not aware of this product (I may not be alone GRD!).
I know that there will be good reasons for the cost, but it is a lot for a non cat system, but it looks a nice quality bit of kit!
Make no mistake though that a noise level of 98 db is very very track friendly.
How did you GRD measure that?
On a hillclimb event (very strict on noise) the level is measured at 2/3rds red line rpm and with the meter 1 meter away and 45 degs from the exhaust outlet.
Graham.
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The problem that I have, in Spain as the lateral exit sees the police me, kills to me!!! For that reason I have to put a Down pipe of the first photo.
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I am impressed with the design as seen on the web.
Not sure you need the screamer pipe really, but the race pipe looks very good to me.
I have battled recently with exhaust systems on my Hillclimb race car and I was not aware of this product (I may not be alone GRD!).
I know that there will be good reasons for the cost, but it is a lot for a non cat system, but it looks a nice quality bit of kit!
Make no mistake though that a noise level of 98 db is very very track friendly.
How did you GRD measure that?
On a hillclimb event (very strict on noise) the level is measured at 2/3rds red line rpm and with the meter 1 meter away and 45 degs from the exhaust outlet.
Graham.
Not sure you need the screamer pipe really, but the race pipe looks very good to me.
I have battled recently with exhaust systems on my Hillclimb race car and I was not aware of this product (I may not be alone GRD!).
I know that there will be good reasons for the cost, but it is a lot for a non cat system, but it looks a nice quality bit of kit!
Make no mistake though that a noise level of 98 db is very very track friendly.
How did you GRD measure that?
On a hillclimb event (very strict on noise) the level is measured at 2/3rds red line rpm and with the meter 1 meter away and 45 degs from the exhaust outlet.
Graham.
The Screamer pipe Drag exhaust is more for our 'extreme' customers who just want a system as loud as possible, we know full well that it may cause issues with noise testing and we always make customers aware of this before purchasing!
Im not 100% certain how noise testing was carried out at SSO, may be best to drop Webmaster a PM and ask
Last edited by GRD; 27 June 2007 at 11:32 AM. Reason: More info
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I have used GRD for both 4 wheel alignment and general servicing in the past - and have always been impressed by them.
I am now booked in for a GRD stage 1 package on my 2005 Sti and have to say that their race exhaust really is a work of art (the quality is awesome) and feels light as a feather in my grubby mitts - looking forward to seeing the results they acheive
PS: Their stage 4 car is truly awesome
I am now booked in for a GRD stage 1 package on my 2005 Sti and have to say that their race exhaust really is a work of art (the quality is awesome) and feels light as a feather in my grubby mitts - looking forward to seeing the results they acheive
PS: Their stage 4 car is truly awesome
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