Sweetest Sounding Sports Exhaust
Sweetest Sounding Sports Exhaust
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Tripps

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5,814 posts

295 months

Friday 15th October 2004
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Before I compile a xmas list for myself, I thought I'd best get a handle of who does sports pipes and which are deemed to sound best.

I'm not so worried about the loudest as my neighbours might get a little peeved (and more importantly the wife when I get home late ) but the texture of the sound.

ACT is my main candidate at the moment but I'm open to suggestions...

2 sheds

2,529 posts

307 months

Saturday 16th October 2004
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Thanks Tripps
To be brutally honest they are all the same,(with the exeption of some bespoke huge tail variants) Most built by JP which is no secret, although some people will tell you that "theirs sounds better than his"
Tim

>> Edited by 2 sheds on Saturday 16th October 18:43

Tripps

Original Poster:

5,814 posts

295 months

Saturday 16th October 2004
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2 sheds said:
Thanks Tripps
To be brutally honest they are all the same,(with the exeption of some bespoke huge tail variants) Most built by JP which is no secret, although some people will tell you that "theirs sounds better than his"
Cheers Tim,

Confirms what I sort of suspected, I'd heard of bespoke items but don't want anything silly looking.

I guess your exhausts go well with your silencers too for any track forays?

Tripps

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5,814 posts

295 months

Tuesday 19th October 2004
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Looking forward to my new JP exhaust after my visit to APM next Tuesday now - can't wait

SXS 

2,068 posts

263 months

Tuesday 19th October 2004
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Best exhaust notes can be experienced with specially designed headers and certain style bullet resonators which you place at a certain point on the exhaust just between the suck and pull sections of the backpressure.... its a science - and the difference between a lumpy sounding traktor to a ricer with a boom exhaust note to an all out racer wake-up-the-dead F1 noise! (thank god for flat plane)