Quiet Exhaust
I am wanting the quietest exhaust possible, that will still support a SOHC with N2O and turbo. I have considered buying S2000 mufflers but I don't know if they would be restrictive or not. Any thoughts??
Stock ITR....hmmm....maybe, any idea what one of those is capable of supporting power wise?
I have room under my car for two of them on either side of the spare tire well, I really don't want any tips showing so I'm going to put turn downs on the ends of whatever muffler I use. It's really not the import style but I don't care and I think pointing the exhaust to the ground should help on the sound. I'm being kinda **** about this quiet exhaust thing but I want a sleeper!!!!!!
I have room under my car for two of them on either side of the spare tire well, I really don't want any tips showing so I'm going to put turn downs on the ends of whatever muffler I use. It's really not the import style but I don't care and I think pointing the exhaust to the ground should help on the sound. I'm being kinda **** about this quiet exhaust thing but I want a sleeper!!!!!!
does exhaust wrap do much for sound?
and as for aiming it at the ground, no good it bounces off and seems louder just point it striaght back--->
[Modified by Bbasso, 12:28 AM 2/8/2002]
As pointed out before a stock ITR exhaust would help. However since you will be running a turbo, a restricive exhaust will blow your cat, even a ITR setup.
Right now I have a Apexi exhaust, which is 3 inches axle back and 2.5 inches cat-back. It is really really loud, I hate it! But perfect for a turbo setup. Just get a silencer - what I plan on.
Having a turbo you can only increase the most amont of horse power by a free flowing exhaust. Of course you will get gains with stock setup, but if I were I would save for a silenced exhaust. Good luck!
Right now I have a Apexi exhaust, which is 3 inches axle back and 2.5 inches cat-back. It is really really loud, I hate it! But perfect for a turbo setup. Just get a silencer - what I plan on.
Having a turbo you can only increase the most amont of horse power by a free flowing exhaust. Of course you will get gains with stock setup, but if I were I would save for a silenced exhaust. Good luck!
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