Back Box Help
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Back Box Help
Hi,
Got a 52 bug eye WRX STI PPP.
Want to change the back box on it so everyone can here the scooby burbble more.
Can anyone recommend a good make to go for?
Got a 52 bug eye WRX STI PPP.
Want to change the back box on it so everyone can here the scooby burbble more.
Can anyone recommend a good make to go for?
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Afterburner, Blitz, 5Zigen - LOUD!
Ninja - not quite so loud.
Magnex - burble but quieter
Have a look here for Scoobyworlds zorsts for your model:
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
Ninja - not quite so loud.
Magnex - burble but quieter
Have a look here for Scoobyworlds zorsts for your model:
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
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No worries
I had a Ninja full decat on my first classic. Awesome sound, but a bit much perhaps. People in town used to turn round to see what was coming about 40 yds away.
Currently have Ninja Sports Cat downpipe, Magnex resonated centre and oval Backbox.
Lot quieter, but more tolerable especially on the motorway
I had a Ninja full decat on my first classic. Awesome sound, but a bit much perhaps. People in town used to turn round to see what was coming about 40 yds away.
Currently have Ninja Sports Cat downpipe, Magnex resonated centre and oval Backbox.
Lot quieter, but more tolerable especially on the motorway
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Originally Posted by icklemiss
so would i need to replace the middle section then I could i just change the BB
I changed the both because I wanted loudness as well as burble, but it is still quite tollerable. With the centre de-res I personally feel it revs more freely and is easier to drive than the previous set-up. I found the res centre and PPP BB a lumpy drive. The H&S centre is only about £70 and a much better set up. IMHO.
Would be interesting to see if changing the cheaper option of middle section for a de-res would improve the PPP BB burble ?
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I changed both at the same time but I wouldn't want it any quieter, which I guess it would be with the resonator still in place. The car is much smoother to drive and is easier to drive off boost without worrying about revs. I can only attribute this to the centre as I can't believe changing just the BB would make it feel so much better?
The resonator, in the original centre, takes out some of the noise to meet some manufacturers noise regulation I guess ?
The resonator, in the original centre, takes out some of the noise to meet some manufacturers noise regulation I guess ?
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Originally Posted by 53WRX
I changed both at the same time but I wouldn't want it any quieter, which I guess it would be with the resonator still in place. The car is much smoother to drive and is easier to drive off boost without worrying about revs. I can only attribute this to the centre as I can't believe changing just the BB would make it feel so much better?
The resonator, in the original centre, takes out some of the noise to meet some manufacturers noise regulation I guess ?
The resonator, in the original centre, takes out some of the noise to meet some manufacturers noise regulation I guess ?
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I find that first thing in the morning when i go to pull out at junctions and put my foot down it takes time for the car to respond.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
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Originally Posted by icklemiss
I find that first thing in the morning when i go to pull out at junctions and put my foot down it takes time for the car to respond.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
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Originally Posted by icklemiss
I find that first thing in the morning when i go to pull out at junctions and put my foot down it takes time for the car to respond.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
Should I be leaving it a min or so in the morn to warm up first.
Got told I need high revs to pull away quickly.
Still trying to get use to it.
a couple miles drive before giving it full throttle ensures all the oils are up to temp and circulating keeping everything running fine. Same goes for warming down, except they need to cool off and cool the turbo down so a couple miles steady drive and a few secs idle well you get everything together will help keep the car in good condition
High revs will make you pull away quickly but you might get through a few clutches if you don't set off right
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