Why is it some Impreza's sound different then others?
13 April 2006, 08:23 PM
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Some Imprezas have noisier engines due to the state of tune of the MAF.
Fit a CockLink and the noise sounds like a Ferrari ...... and you get the added benefit of Chav Lights on the dash!
Exhausts have nothing whatsoever to do with the sound!
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Fit a CockLink and the noise sounds like a Ferrari ...... and you get the added benefit of Chav Lights on the dash!
Exhausts have nothing whatsoever to do with the sound!
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13 April 2006, 08:24 PM
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Yep, different exhausts can make a massive difference on the noise. Different size / shape back boxes create a different sound, and if it's decatted it's going to be louder too.
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13 April 2006, 09:40 PM
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The metal used in the exhaust is one major factor to its sound, shape can be another but take note, loud is not always good, noise=energy, energy=???
Figure that one out
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Figure that one out
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13 April 2006, 09:49 PM
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Most the numpties on here fit loud exhausts for the simple reason the louder the exhaust the faster they think they are going,
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14 April 2006, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by chris_c201
The other thing is that it may be the headers.. if you have "equal length" headers you lose a lot of the burble which sounds quite different.
14 April 2006, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Some Imprezas have noisier engines due to the state of tune of the MAF.
Fit a CockLink and the noise sounds like a Ferrari ...... and you get the added benefit of Chav Lights on the dash!
Exhausts have nothing whatsoever to do with the sound!
Pete
Fit a CockLink and the noise sounds like a Ferrari ...... and you get the added benefit of Chav Lights on the dash!
Exhausts have nothing whatsoever to do with the sound!
Pete
Why will some of you guys not treat anyone new with a bit of respect??
Hi truroscooby by the way!
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14 April 2006, 11:49 AM
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Some of you guys are f##king *****, the guy was asking a simple question.
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
14 April 2006, 11:57 AM
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Some of you guys are f##king *****, the guy was asking a simple question.
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
Saw a lad the otherday who had a scooby and asked him if he used scoobyNet, he said that he came on once or twice and said that most the people on here where nasty to him when he asked a question, he couldnt believe that so called like minded enthusiasts could be like that.
14 April 2006, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Jdub
Some of you guys are f##king *****, the guy was asking a simple question.
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
As for your question yes different exhausts produce ifferent types of sound, some loud some not, some with more of the burble etc..
SN is a place I would rather see get better, with less bull and nastiness.
Does everyone not accept what I am saying, maybe I am wrong, but it does seem to be getting on many peoples nerves at times?
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14 April 2006, 01:42 PM
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Yep I'd agree with that - pi55's me off. It is a shame a few people (checkout the post counts of these members) seem to enjoy trauling through the site mocking new members and generally ruining what would otherwise have been a decent thread. It is a shame because who knows just how many newbies who get put off SN at the get go. All this stuff about the Impreza's image going down the pan - don't think the impression of the owners that this site gives is helping that.
14 April 2006, 01:46 PM
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And on topic... the backbox tunes the sound. The end pipe plays a big part. For example those that are with a wide diameter and relatively long will amplify the deepeness of exhaust note. Smaller diameter - not as deep and more raspy.
14 April 2006, 01:50 PM
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The thread would have been fine if people had just ignored Pete although it is bloomin' tiring when his constant need for attention spoils every newbie question - and this one was perfectly reasonable. Hello TruroScooby, as others have said, the noise is dependant on the induction and exhaust set-up.
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14 April 2006, 02:09 PM
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As above really, the flat four burble is predominantly due to the unequal length headers. All UK scoobies have these, so the principle differences in sound will relate to tone and volume- variations on a theme, if you will.
JDM cars have had equal length headers for some time now, the burble is largely banished and replaced by a deep soft sound that mutates into a WRC style "rip" when you put your foot down.
Personally, I prefer the burble- it's a unique characteristic of the car and makes the scooby one of the very few cars you can identify with your eyes closed. Subaru UK are aware of the popularity of the burble with Uk customers and I would bet won't be swapping to the equal length headers for a while yet, if at all.
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JDM cars have had equal length headers for some time now, the burble is largely banished and replaced by a deep soft sound that mutates into a WRC style "rip" when you put your foot down.
Personally, I prefer the burble- it's a unique characteristic of the car and makes the scooby one of the very few cars you can identify with your eyes closed. Subaru UK are aware of the popularity of the burble with Uk customers and I would bet won't be swapping to the equal length headers for a while yet, if at all.
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14 April 2006, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyboy1
Ive got equal length headers on my car, and the famous scooby burble has gone, Sounds more like a motorbike when higher up the rev range, but seems quite on tickover. Personally I prefer the equal lengh headers exhaust note.
but no one believes me 
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