Retaining stock coupe 'warble'
Retaining stock coupe 'warble'
I've been trying to figure out how to make the exhaust a bit louder while still retaining that unique 'warble' (the sound it makes at lower RPM) that the variable flow OEM muffler provides for.
Did long-tube headers, high flow cats, aggressive cams, each of which made it sound more badass and louder, while retaining the stock tone.
I've tried a few things and exhaust setups, but always ended up loosing that stock 'warble' sound at the bottom end (ried various custom setups, magnaflow, HKS, etc..., nothing kept the stock note).
Any ideas on what to do now to make it louder/deeper while retaining the 'warble'?
Did long-tube headers, high flow cats, aggressive cams, each of which made it sound more badass and louder, while retaining the stock tone.
I've tried a few things and exhaust setups, but always ended up loosing that stock 'warble' sound at the bottom end (ried various custom setups, magnaflow, HKS, etc..., nothing kept the stock note).
Any ideas on what to do now to make it louder/deeper while retaining the 'warble'?
I heard the '05 Rev-up with Crawford plenum, Crawford headers, Crawford high-flow cats, some upgraded y-pipe, and stock mid-pipe and muffler....it sounded awesome! Stock "warble" at its best!
Originally Posted by 98intrigue
I heard the '05 Rev-up with Crawford plenum, Crawford headers, Crawford high-flow cats, some upgraded y-pipe, and stock mid-pipe and muffler....it sounded awesome! Stock "warble" at its best!
You can get the best gains in both worlds by putting a good 2 1/2" mandrel bent system in place to compliment.
Rick
Originally Posted by Nismo G
Just add a set of test pipes to your stock exhaust. Thats going to be your best bet IMO.
-Sean
-Sean
Rick
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Originally Posted by ISMSOLUTIONS
Your system does sound good, but unfortunately it doesn't have the tone I'm hoping for ... something tells me the only way to retain the note I want is with the stock midpipe/muffler.
Originally Posted by 2EFNFAST
Your system does sound good, but unfortunately it doesn't have the tone I'm hoping for ... something tells me the only way to retain the note I want is with the stock midpipe/muffler.
I was in the same boat. I love the coupes stock exhaust note but wanted it louder. I had this ( I have the one w/o the resonator) sitting around and was already using a Fuji Y. I slapped on the exhaust for giggles and was pleasantly surprised! The sound itsself is really close to stock but its louder w/o being anywhere near obnoxious and no drone... I am very very pleased with the outcome. No i dont have any sound clips.. I am using stock exhaust manifolds and cats.
Last edited by PhxBlue; Jun 21, 2007 at 04:32 AM.
Just keep the stock mufflers etc and jump the size of the piping going in and out. It should sound the same, yet flow a good bit better. I'm in the same boat, I didn't buy the car for drag racing, but I'd like more power, but not if its coming at the cost of the sexy exhuast tone...
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