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hi i was just wondering how the car would sound if the centre box is removed on a standard exhaust system??The cats have been removed but was looking for a bit more agressive sound from the engine and was hoping this may help!Also not sure what a standard system should be but had a rough measure up and its 3" then branched off into two sections where the cats were which a 2" then back to 3"then onto the centre box!if the centre box is removed would it be to loud or maybe removed the rear box!ideas please!
dean
dean
nothelle n300,alcon brakes,sachs suspension kit,lots still to be done!
It's quite boomy on the 3" system, but I'm really growing to like the sounds. It is a little more aggressive...
I had the whole twinpipe/cat area removed as that's a major restriction and a straight piece of 3" put in. No centre box. I wouldn't wanna be sat in the back seats though... it's really quite bad back there between 2-3k rpm!
if you want the car to remain absolute stealth and quiet crusining, deffo keep the centre box. if you want performace, get rid!!
thanks ross will be getting rid of it then suppose can always but it back on, just the s2 sounds so quiet at the moment plus might help get a bit more poke out of it!
dean
dean
nothelle n300,alcon brakes,sachs suspension kit,lots still to be done!
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