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Old 29 November 2006, 03:40 PM
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I love the way my scoob sounds but id give it and everything i own up for one of these bad boys


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Old 29 November 2006, 04:20 PM
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sounds fit!!!!!!! and tail happy!!!!
Old 29 November 2006, 04:35 PM
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but think of the fun on a wet roundabout lol
new pants neded after every trip
Old 29 November 2006, 05:11 PM
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what an absolute animal!
Old 29 November 2006, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
I've never understood why people think scoobs sound good tbh. They're just loud, tuneless and drone on and on. The only 4 cyl engines that sound 'ok' are high reving Honda's occaisionally and even they're quite irritating when you're driving them for any amount of time.
Have had both Honda Vtec and Scoob.

Scoob is better at low revs for sound, Vtec better at high revs.
Old 29 November 2006, 05:22 PM
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I had a full decat scoobysport exhaust on a classic turbo and i thought it sounded great until i came across TVRs and ferraris.

compared to them the scoob sounded like a fart in a dustbin.

cheap car, wannabe sounds!
Old 29 November 2006, 05:30 PM
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It's a good job he's quick with the opp lock, becuase he's ****e with his right foot !
Old 29 November 2006, 05:51 PM
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Looks like the car is too fast for him or he's just a poor driver?!! Interesting to see how quickly he went past various Porsches though ... Also glad to see that he didn't answer his mobile when it rang

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Originally Posted by ChefDude
I had a full decat scoobysport exhaust on a classic turbo and i thought it sounded great until i came across TVRs and ferraris.

compared to them the scoob sounded like a fart in a dustbin.

cheap car, wannabe sounds!
Pity they cost a bit more !
Old 29 November 2006, 06:15 PM
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Scoob is better at low revs for sound, Vtec better at high revs.
I'd agree with that - my S2000 sound not unlike any other 4 pot engine with a big can sub 4000rpm but above that and into vtec and its a whole different beast.

In an ideal world you'd get the low speed dugga-dugga of the Scooby and the high speed Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar of the S2000 or you could just buy an FXX
Old 29 November 2006, 06:29 PM
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I still think some smart **** should invent ringtones for exhausts..just like for phones

My MX5 would have the burble and pops of a scoob

Can't be "that" hard, surely
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That's tooooooo nice!

But, think will stick with the scoob for now.............
Old 29 November 2006, 09:02 PM
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2:42 and it was nearly a youtube crash vid

the guy wasnt very comfortable with the paddle shift, or measuring his speed and gearing in and out of some of the corners.

nice car though

mart
Old 29 November 2006, 09:20 PM
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That car is an animal! It does sound good, but then so does a Scoob in its own way too. I also love the sound of the flat 6 in the C4S (with the sports exhaust) that I drove last week and the V8 in the F430 that I drove a few months ago and the V12 AMG in the Zonda that Horacio Pagani loved to make scream when he took me out for test drive in September (makes your spine tingle). I also love the sound of an Elise fitted with a Larini exhaust system. It doesn't have to be exotic and expensive to sound good. Which one sounded best? They all did - who cares? If it gives the car character and makes you laugh or makes you wind down the windows going through a tunnel, just for the hell of listening to the engine note then that's all that matters.
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Originally Posted by Chris L
That car is an animal! It does sound good, but then so does a Scoob in its own way too. I also love the sound of the flat 6 in the C4S (with the sports exhaust) that I drove last week and the V8 in the F430 that I drove a few months ago and the V12 AMG in the Zonda that Horacio Pagani loved to make scream when he took me out for test drive in September (makes your spine tingle). I also love the sound of an Elise fitted with a Larini exhaust system. It doesn't have to be exotic and expensive to sound good. Which one sounded best? They all did - who cares? If it gives the car character and makes you laugh or makes you wind down the windows going through a tunnel, just for the hell of listening to the engine note then that's all that matters.

oooooooooooo Get you with the name drops!!
Old 30 November 2006, 12:55 PM
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Couldn't resist (second job editing a mate's magazine means I get to drive the odd nice car or two).
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