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Hi peeps, there is one thing that i'm confused with... and thinking some of u could definetly help me...
I've changed manifold and downpipe, from japspeed.. after fitting them , there is no more deep scoob sound... The sound is very metal, and even sounds like the headers leak somewhere.. So i bought a new set of gaskets and went to a different place to do it again... Still f***ng same... ..
I'm thinking if some of u are free tonight, lets say at about 20.00 , and could have a look at it , i would be very pleased...
I'm in harrow, could travel some where not too far..
Thanks
I've changed manifold and downpipe, from japspeed.. after fitting them , there is no more deep scoob sound... The sound is very metal, and even sounds like the headers leak somewhere.. So i bought a new set of gaskets and went to a different place to do it again... Still f***ng same... ..
I'm thinking if some of u are free tonight, lets say at about 20.00 , and could have a look at it , i would be very pleased...
I'm in harrow, could travel some where not too far..
Thanks
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If you've changed the manifold you will lose the "Scooby Burble" as the standard manifold is a unequal length manifold which why sccoby's make this noise, I'm not sure what you've bought but it is likely that the one you have bought is more of a equal lenght hence you've lost the noise.
Most Newage JDM Scoobs 05 onwards have equal lenght manifold and don't burble like their UK Cousins, Sounds more like a Honda
Post up in the techincal section you will most likely find your answers there .
Most Newage JDM Scoobs 05 onwards have equal lenght manifold and don't burble like their UK Cousins, Sounds more like a Honda
Post up in the techincal section you will most likely find your answers there .
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If you've changed the manifold you will lose the "Scooby Burble" as the standard manifold is a unequal length manifold which why sccoby's make this noise, I'm not sure what you've bought but it is likely that the one you have bought is more of a equal lenght hence you've lost the noise.
Most Newage JDM Scoobs 05 onwards have equal lenght manifold and don't burble like their UK Cousins, Sounds more like a Honda
Post up in the techincal section you will most likely find your answers there .
Most Newage JDM Scoobs 05 onwards have equal lenght manifold and don't burble like their UK Cousins, Sounds more like a Honda
Post up in the techincal section you will most likely find your answers there .
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Ok ,i found my problem...... My manifold is with the built in up pipe , there is this soft place , so that's where the leak comes from, i've read a topic from andy forest that these f***g cheap things brake down after 2000 miles .... so this is my case... Japspeed , my friend has got the same one, everything is perfect for him, unfortunatly not for me....
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