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I wish there was an exhaust that was as quiet as stock under 3,500RPM, but had a nice roar above that. Unfortunately, I don't think that is possible (without some kind of valving system). Most aftermarket exhaust systems are way too loud when driving normally at lower RPMs.
I wish there was an exhaust that was as quiet as stock under 3,500RPM, but had a nice roar above that. Unfortunately, I don't think that is possible (without some kind of valving system). Most aftermarket exhaust systems are way too loud when driving normally at lower RPMs.
Dan
My Europipe (EP) Stage II Loud is no question louder than stock below 3500 RPM, although IMO not loud enough to be objectionable; it doesn't really come alive until the upper 3000's (and IMO not objectionable even then).
I have a stock exhaust but I have modified it. It does just what dprantl wants, it is quiet below 3000rpm but louder after that. I drilled out a 3/4 hole just at final curl of exhaust pipe. It increases exit flow ever so slightly and really improves the sound.
There was a thread on it here a couple years back. It works like a charm.
I have a stock exhaust but I have modified it. It does just what dprantl wants, it is quiet below 3000rpm but louder after that. I drilled out a 3/4 hole just at final curl of exhaust pipe. It increases exit flow ever so slightly and really improves the sound.
There was a thread on it here a couple years back. It works like a charm.
I've done this to my stock exhaust, its ok but I needed much more.
I have had my Kline exhaust now for over 2 years and I never get tired of it, the sound is just incredible.
had a Milltek system-which I loved...but sold it to a friend a few weeks ago(probably a stupid move for me).
Currently running catted straight pipes which I love and hate; amazing when you're 'in the mode' but horrible for just driving around...will be modifying to control the intense drone
I "inherited" the aftermarket exhaust on my car and have had no luck with IDing it. Just bought a stock exhaust just to have it, but I'll be researching other aftermarket alternatives later this year.
04-19-2015, 02:43 PM
A quick poll on your exhaust
