E39 M5 with Hayward and Scott Exhaust
17 December 2006, 05:06 PM
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E39 M5 with Hayward and Scott Exhaust
YouTube - E39 M5 with H&S Exhaust at Bedford Autodrome
Will add some in-car sound shortly. I think you will agree it's an improvement from the muted version on the standard car!
Unfortunately you just get the noise on the vid, not the character and detailed richness you get when driving it. The downside is a stick neck from windchill as the window is constantly half way down at the moment!
Also huge credit to H&S, what a genuinely professional and nice bunch!
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Will add some in-car sound shortly. I think you will agree it's an improvement from the muted version on the standard car!
Unfortunately you just get the noise on the vid, not the character and detailed richness you get when driving it. The downside is a stick neck from windchill as the window is constantly half way down at the moment!
Also huge credit to H&S, what a genuinely professional and nice bunch!
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17 December 2006, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by turboman786
Bet the exhaust sounds sensational through a long tunnel!
)It makes other people panic and wonder what the hell is happening. I'm only going to do it in future if its clear as I'm genuinely worried it will one day cause an accident
17 December 2006, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Edcase
Actually it verges on the ridiculous in really enclosed tunnels (like most of the ones I use crossing the Thames )
It makes other people panic and wonder what the hell is happening. I'm only going to do it in future if its clear as I'm genuinely worried it will one day cause an accident
)It makes other people panic and wonder what the hell is happening. I'm only going to do it in future if its clear as I'm genuinely worried it will one day cause an accident
I know what you mean, my cousin is lucky enough to own a Ferrari 360 spider, and even with its standard exhaust it is amazing through tunnels, you can see the look of horror on peoples faces when you bury the pedal!!I can only wish.......!!
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Originally Posted by turboman786
I know what you mean, my cousin is lucky enough to own a Ferrari 360 spider, and even with its standard exhaust it is amazing through tunnels, you can see the look of horror on peoples faces when you bury the pedal!!I can only wish.......!!
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Only just mind...it failed the static. The trick is not to give it WOT past the sensors when going around the track 
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