My car is to loud, I need to quieten it
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at 4k rpm no load it sounded more treble. on load it's very deep.
a friend of mine has a race car and he also said they pass the noise by pointing the exhaust down.
it might be worth pointing it down to pass it?
reno want's a vid so i'll upload a drive by possibly tomorrow or something.
a friend of mine has a race car and he also said they pass the noise by pointing the exhaust down.
it might be worth pointing it down to pass it?
reno want's a vid so i'll upload a drive by possibly tomorrow or something.
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I think it would be worthwhile trying a 'turn down' or whatever they are called, 8db is a fair bit to lose. If it is treble you are controlling even more so, (more directional)and really pretty easy to try.
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I'm amazed that the maximum allowable noise levels are that low. My 996 has been noise tested a couple of dozen times at track days and its usually 100-101dB at 5000rpm/1m, I pass the track noise limits of 105 easily but stock 997 GT3s often fail, ie >105dB.
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100db at 1m 5000rpm is really not a lot different to 98 at 800mm at 4300rpm. The angle of the mic and the surroundings can have a big influence, and of course it is Paulyy's age that has made the test a requirement. When i see a cop it must be the only time I feel lucky I am old!
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100db at 1m 5000rpm is really not a lot different to 98 at 800mm at 4300rpm. The angle of the mic and the surroundings can have a big influence, and of course it is Paulyy's age that has made the test a requirement. When i see a cop it must be the only time I feel lucky I am old!
last time the cop asked if it was a 928...
Well difference being i've got a 3" turbo back exhaust with 1 small borla Xr-1 and that's it. & Having a large .82 turbine housing doesn't help with quietening down the noise.
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I know a few guys that have to put a downpipe extension on their exhaust at the track...points sound into the ground...seems to work....
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Well i passed at 88db... on the sheet, but just need to be light footed around police which i usually do, which is how i had literally a straight pipe at ~105+db.
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I told the guys at SSI Motorsports in Towson, MD to make my 951 sound like a GT3, so they installed a full 3" SS race exhaust, and it's totally badass now. I drove parts of the Baltimore Grand Prix yesterday at full throttle at 5K RPM and it was glorious.
Seriously, I need to lose a few decibels for the street, so given that I have a V-Band, can I cut the exhaust and add a second muffler and V-Band where the Cat used to be?
Jay
Seriously, I need to lose a few decibels for the street, so given that I have a V-Band, can I cut the exhaust and add a second muffler and V-Band where the Cat used to be?
Jay
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I told the guys at SSI Motorsports in Towson, MD to make my 951 sound like a GT3, so they installed a full 3" SS race exhaust, and it's totally badass now. I drove parts of the Baltimore Grand Prix yesterday at full throttle at 5K RPM and it was glorious.
Seriously, I need to lose a few decibels for the street, so given that I have a V-Band, can I cut the exhaust and add a second muffler and V-Band where the Cat used to be?
Jay
Seriously, I need to lose a few decibels for the street, so given that I have a V-Band, can I cut the exhaust and add a second muffler and V-Band where the Cat used to be?
Jay