best possible quiet exhaust for turbo
yes. i did search, but came up with this idea. is anybody running turbo with 2.5' or 3' dp with STOCK exhaust?? what is the best possible quiet exhaust?? any combination with resonators and quiet exhaust will be appreciated. Thanks a bunch
any cat back with a resonator is gonna be pretty quiet, my friend is runnin a 3 inch dp and thermal without a resonator and its quiet.
you will lose sooo much power with stock exhaust its silly to even consider. My friend is running 2.5" exhaust from the turbo back and when he removed the silencer from the muffler he gained an instant 65whp.
Personally I run 3" right from the turbo back with no restriction with a HKS carbon Ti muffler and its hella deep sounding and have had no probs with the cops
Personally I run 3" right from the turbo back with no restriction with a HKS carbon Ti muffler and its hella deep sounding and have had no probs with the cops
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I'll beleive it when I ehar it.. Not saying you are a liar. just it seems that everybody I've met taht has said taht, it sounds competlely louder then stock. Stock exhaust on a car is soundless pretty much. Can't even hear the exhaust unless you are right behind the car by the muffler. To the owner inside tehc ar it might seem quite, but everyone outside would disagree I'm sure.
I'll beleive it when I ehar it.. Not saying you are a liar. just it seems that everybody I've met taht has said taht, it sounds competlely louder then stock. Stock exhaust on a car is soundless pretty much. Can't even hear the exhaust unless you are right behind the car by the muffler. To the owner inside tehc ar it might seem quite, but everyone outside would disagree I'm sure.
If your wanting the quietness of the stock setup, but full power of a 3in setup, run a cutout. Im in the process of running one myself, still have quite a bit of fabrication to do.
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I plan on running a 2.5" greddy downpipe, 2.5" carsound cat and the old-school 60mm DC Sports cat-back exhaust. 
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I got kteller mandrel bent 3" all the way back, 18" resonator and magnaflow muffler. Its pretty quiet for 3" piping, and it looks mad stock.
Pretty much as long as you get a resonator and use something bigger than a canister style muffler it'll be quiet enough.
Pretty much as long as you get a resonator and use something bigger than a canister style muffler it'll be quiet enough.
I had a 3" piping exhaust...with a CATCO (hollowed-out) high flow cat and a DYNOMAX round muffler. It was rather quiet with a nice low tone to it. Sounding like a mad lawnmower is so freakin RICED out!!!
i run 2.5 dp with stock s2k mufflers. it robs my hp, but i love the quiet ride. plus, you get to hear more turbo spool.
i got 3 exhaust tickets in 2 months, i had to do something before the ***** rob me blind.
i got 3 exhaust tickets in 2 months, i had to do something before the ***** rob me blind.
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I say go with the rule of the least amount of back pressure immediatelydown stream of the turbo. So, go with a 3" dp, to a 2.5" or 3" cat (yes, save the planet), then nothing smaller than a 2 1/4 exhaust withouta resonator & a straight through muffler w/ steel wool material inside. It's a compromise, you have less back pressure build up to rob power, but not as much exhaust noise. Face it, you will never find a free flowing exhause which is as quite as stock without some restriction.
I say go with the rule of the least amount of back pressure immediatelydown stream of the turbo. So, go with a 3" dp, to a 2.5" or 3" cat (yes, save the planet), then nothing smaller than a 2 1/4 exhaust withouta resonator & a straight through muffler w/ steel wool material inside. It's a compromise, you have less back pressure build up to rob power, but not as much exhaust noise. Face it, you will never find a free flowing exhause which is as quite as stock without some restriction.
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