BEST PERFORMING, LOW NOISE EXHAUST
21 November 2010, 10:15 PM
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BEST PERFORMING, LOW NOISE EXHAUST
Ok so i'm thinking of doing slowboy racings tuning pack on my 04 blobeye, with panel filter, remap, fuel pump, up pipe and exhaust back box, at £1430 for @280-290 bhp it seems like a good value for money upgrade.
My only concern is that it comes with a hayward & scott back box and up pipe, being a newbie i have no idea if this is a good one to have fitted. i want something that will see the tuning pack @ the 280-290 mark if not more but dont want an exhaust that can be heard from miles around. its important to keep the subtleness that i have with the car at present then when needed have the ability to unleash some speed.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this please?! Any advice is greatly appreciated.
My only concern is that it comes with a hayward & scott back box and up pipe, being a newbie i have no idea if this is a good one to have fitted. i want something that will see the tuning pack @ the 280-290 mark if not more but dont want an exhaust that can be heard from miles around. its important to keep the subtleness that i have with the car at present then when needed have the ability to unleash some speed.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this please?! Any advice is greatly appreciated.
21 November 2010, 10:51 PM
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Well i'd recommend the revolution turbo back exhaust. true 3 inch all the way through.
And can be used one track, so noise levels are met.
On mine it isn't to loud, but on full chat is awsome.
But its all to personal preference.
And can be used one track, so noise levels are met.
On mine it isn't to loud, but on full chat is awsome.
But its all to personal preference.
21 November 2010, 11:42 PM
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is that a similar price to the hayward & scott one. is the H&S one any good. im have no interest in putting it on the track i only really do motorway miles with her at the weekend.
22 November 2010, 12:25 PM
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i've got a japspeed on mine, not too loud cruising around but push the loud pedal and it really wakes up. ooooooh
i work shifts and am out at 0430 or home at 0200 and havent had a complaint yet.
i work shifts and am out at 0430 or home at 0200 and havent had a complaint yet.
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22 November 2010, 05:15 PM
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I have H&S on my car. More sporty than OE, but not chav-ish.
Other options are Revolution as above (V quiet) or Milltek, which gets a great write up re power and sensible yet sporty sound.
HTH
Other options are Revolution as above (V quiet) or Milltek, which gets a great write up re power and sensible yet sporty sound.
HTH
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