Ninja exhaust and cabin drone
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Ninja exhaust and cabin drone
It would seem that the Ninja on my wagon makes one of my children
feel a little sick on the motorway, and I beleive this may be due to cabin drone.
Obviously the wellfare of my lad is paramount !!
So, can anyone recommend a backbox which will eliminate or at least reduce
this to an acceptable level (Not the peashooter !!)
A Ninja backbox may well be for sale soon !
Thanks
Rob
feel a little sick on the motorway, and I beleive this may be due to cabin drone.
Obviously the wellfare of my lad is paramount !!
So, can anyone recommend a backbox which will eliminate or at least reduce
this to an acceptable level (Not the peashooter !!)
A Ninja backbox may well be for sale soon !
Thanks
Rob
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Originally Posted by scoobfan
It would seem that the Ninja on my wagon makes one of my children
feel a little sick on the motorway, and I beleive this may be due to cabin drone.
Obviously the wellfare of my lad is paramount !!
So, can anyone recommend a backbox which will eliminate or at least reduce
this to an acceptable level (Not the peashooter !!)
A Ninja backbox may well be for sale soon !
Thanks
Rob
feel a little sick on the motorway, and I beleive this may be due to cabin drone.
Obviously the wellfare of my lad is paramount !!
So, can anyone recommend a backbox which will eliminate or at least reduce
this to an acceptable level (Not the peashooter !!)
A Ninja backbox may well be for sale soon !
Thanks
Rob
1) Swap lad for one less prone to car sickness
2) Get a WR sport, Magnex or Racebox (?) backbox (the latter available from Scoobyworld)
The third option involved a sharp screwdriver, the lad's ears and -most likely- a visit from the NSPCC
Ns04 (Definately NOT parent material!!)
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A Prodrive box.
I have also tried the Ninja on my wagon and don't get on with it either.
I've gone back to the Prodrive box that came with the car and its just noisy enough but not annoying on motorways.
I have another round exit Prodrive box for Newage cars available if interested? PM me.
Nick
I have also tried the Ninja on my wagon and don't get on with it either.
I've gone back to the Prodrive box that came with the car and its just noisy enough but not annoying on motorways.
I have another round exit Prodrive box for Newage cars available if interested? PM me.
Nick
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sorry to pinch u post but i too have a ninja back box and dont really find it any more louder on the motorway cruising that i did with my pea shooter.
Anyway while im here i just like to ask has anybody ever changed there downpipe on there scooby as im looking to do so but looks a f uc### of a job and if u have how long it take and was it a hard job to do. thanks
Anyway while im here i just like to ask has anybody ever changed there downpipe on there scooby as im looking to do so but looks a f uc### of a job and if u have how long it take and was it a hard job to do. thanks
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I have a scoobysport backbox that i want to change for a louder one so if interested id swap you for the ninja. There is no drone at motorway speeds with the scoobysport but you do get the burble at lower revs i just want far more noise. I love it.
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Originally Posted by PHILL-WALES
sorry to pinch u post but i too have a ninja back box and dont really find it any more louder on the motorway cruising that i did with my pea shooter.
Anyway while im here i just like to ask has anybody ever changed there downpipe on there scooby as im looking to do so but looks a f uc### of a job and if u have how long it take and was it a hard job to do. thanks
Anyway while im here i just like to ask has anybody ever changed there downpipe on there scooby as im looking to do so but looks a f uc### of a job and if u have how long it take and was it a hard job to do. thanks
As for the downpipe, it's a garage job mate.
The bolts become corroded and are a complete barsteward to remove
and if they do come off it's normally because they have shearedm
Rob
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Originally Posted by sgcooby
I have a scoobysport backbox that i want to change for a louder one so if interested id swap you for the ninja. There is no drone at motorway speeds with the scoobysport but you do get the burble at lower revs i just want far more noise. I love it.
The Ninja is not very old.
Do you have any pics ??
Rob
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Originally Posted by scoobfan
Are you sure it's a Ninja !!
As for the downpipe, it's a garage job mate.
The bolts become corroded and are a complete barsteward to remove
and if they do come off it's normally because they have shearedm
Rob
As for the downpipe, it's a garage job mate.
The bolts become corroded and are a complete barsteward to remove
and if they do come off it's normally because they have shearedm
Rob
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