Exhaust in Southern California
#1
Exhaust in Southern California
I'm thinking about upgrading my exhaust system. I have a K&N CAI and DiablosportsPredator and my car is anAutomaticand was looking for a good exhaust. I need it to be street legal and sound good (No drone). Iwas wondering if anyone that lives in CA has upgraded their exhaust and is not being pulled over for being to loud . Also does anyone know a place in OC that can make custom tunes for Diablosport Predators? Thanks.
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RE: Exhaust in Southern California
ORIGINAL: xxdmxx
I'm thinking about upgrading my exhaust system. I have a K&N CAI and DiablosportsPredator and my car is anAutomaticand was looking for a good exhaust. I need it to be street legal and sound good (No drone). Iwas wondering if anyone that lives in CA has upgraded their exhaust and is not being pulled over for being to loud . Also does anyone know a place in OC that can make custom tunes for Diablosport Predators? Thanks.
I'm thinking about upgrading my exhaust system. I have a K&N CAI and DiablosportsPredator and my car is anAutomaticand was looking for a good exhaust. I need it to be street legal and sound good (No drone). Iwas wondering if anyone that lives in CA has upgraded their exhaust and is not being pulled over for being to loud . Also does anyone know a place in OC that can make custom tunes for Diablosport Predators? Thanks.
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RE: Exhaust in Southern California
Corsa's don't drone and sound great on many accounts. Also the FRPP GTA's are droneless (I think) but are not a huge change from stock.
I have MACs and they drone to beat the band, but they have the sickest bubbly gurgle at low rpm and scream likea NASCAR motor up in the revs. Decibel meter recently confirmed 104 dB at redline.
I have MACs and they drone to beat the band, but they have the sickest bubbly gurgle at low rpm and scream likea NASCAR motor up in the revs. Decibel meter recently confirmed 104 dB at redline.
#5
RE: Exhaust in Southern California
I have the SLP loudmouths, and haven't been pulled over....yet. They SCREAM when you floor it, but at lower rmps (daily driving) they aren't much louder than stock.
here is a sound clip of mine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvAhyubVpro
here is a sound clip of mine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvAhyubVpro
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RE: Exhaust in Southern California
Thanks for all the replies. The SLP sounds nice thanks for the video. How much did it cost you for everything including installation? If you got them installed at a shop how long did it take likewise if you installed yourself and what did you need? I'm considering buying one and did you have to get a tune for the SLP?
#7
RE: Exhaust in Southern California
ORIGINAL: xxdmxx
Thanks for all the replies. The SLP sounds nice thanks for the video. How much did it cost you for everything including installation? If you got them installed at a shop how long did it take likewise if you installed yourself and what did you need? I'm considering buying one and did you have to get a tune for the SLP?
Thanks for all the replies. The SLP sounds nice thanks for the video. How much did it cost you for everything including installation? If you got them installed at a shop how long did it take likewise if you installed yourself and what did you need? I'm considering buying one and did you have to get a tune for the SLP?
I honestly don't know what you need. Just basic **** I guess. And no tune is required for the SLP's or any axle back for that matter.
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RE: Exhaust in Southern California
Old thread, so maybe too late to respond. However, for what it's worth the FRPP GTA's or (M-5230-GTAs) are "zero drone" and sound very nice.
I just installed them. There is no drone, slightly louder at idle, cruise is actually (IMO) less loud than stock and really, really sound nice at WOT!! They also seem tobe getting louder as they "season" a little. These arethe stock mufflers for the Shelby GT-H and Shelby GT. (So I knew I'd have no emission and/or legal (loudness) problems. Heh, if there good enough for Shelby, there good enough for this novice.
From what I've heard, theGTAs are in no-way as loud as the SLPs, but if you want something better/deeper and slightly louder than stock and not going to have you "honed in on" by our-finest out there........then the GTAs are the way to go. (cheapest is at www.ninosport.com).
I just installed them. There is no drone, slightly louder at idle, cruise is actually (IMO) less loud than stock and really, really sound nice at WOT!! They also seem tobe getting louder as they "season" a little. These arethe stock mufflers for the Shelby GT-H and Shelby GT. (So I knew I'd have no emission and/or legal (loudness) problems. Heh, if there good enough for Shelby, there good enough for this novice.
From what I've heard, theGTAs are in no-way as loud as the SLPs, but if you want something better/deeper and slightly louder than stock and not going to have you "honed in on" by our-finest out there........then the GTAs are the way to go. (cheapest is at www.ninosport.com).
#9
RE: Exhaust in Southern California
Sure, I went with the CA legal Ford Racing Exhaust from Stangsupension.com. It's priced right and louder than stock.
It's the same exhaust on the Shelby GT and GT-H.
http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...idproduct=1141
It's the same exhaust on the Shelby GT and GT-H.
http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...idproduct=1141
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RE: Exhaust in Southern California
I've been pulled over three times now. Not for exhaust but various other reasons. Only 1 ticket for front plate not being there. Every single officer has saidthe car sounds and looks nice.
Here's a clip. Full Bassani Stainless exhaust.
http://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f3...t=100_3996.flv
Here's a clip. Full Bassani Stainless exhaust.
http://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f3...t=100_3996.flv
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