Sleeved exhaust
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The previous owner of mine had it done here
http://www.offord-motor.co.uk/
might be somewhere more local though,and from what i gather any competant welder could open up your silencer,carry out the mod and then reseal it.
http://www.offord-motor.co.uk/
might be somewhere more local though,and from what i gather any competant welder could open up your silencer,carry out the mod and then reseal it.
Hey Andy, couldn,t resist it mate. Was going to come and say hello but didnt really want to distract you when your riding that monster lol. What's your workload like at the moment? Need to get my car serviced soon. Has taken best part of 18 mths to get it sorted. What was your best time?
EXOTIC BEAST: TVR Griffith
It takes a certain type of person to cough up the price of a small car for a car stereo. Then again, TVR owners are a breed apart. Step forward, Naim — the British manufacturer of rarified hi-fi products — with an 1100W system that really does go all the way up to 11 in terms of volume as well as sound quality. This Naim system, a version of which is available for most TVR's, also optimises the audio properties of its output to take account of driving conditions. Unlike some rivals, it does so according to speed changes rather than by using microphones in the cockpit. The sound from its 13 speakers and two subwoofers is phenomenal, with true audiophile credentials. If any prospective TVR patrons blanch at the oafishness of emitting too much noise at a traffic light, be assured that ALL sound leaks outside the car, even with a pounding bassline of a heart rendering exhaust system.
Easy Dean. Switch on, Switch off.
It takes a certain type of person to cough up the price of a small car for a car stereo. Then again, TVR owners are a breed apart. Step forward, Naim — the British manufacturer of rarified hi-fi products — with an 1100W system that really does go all the way up to 11 in terms of volume as well as sound quality. This Naim system, a version of which is available for most TVR's, also optimises the audio properties of its output to take account of driving conditions. Unlike some rivals, it does so according to speed changes rather than by using microphones in the cockpit. The sound from its 13 speakers and two subwoofers is phenomenal, with true audiophile credentials. If any prospective TVR patrons blanch at the oafishness of emitting too much noise at a traffic light, be assured that ALL sound leaks outside the car, even with a pounding bassline of a heart rendering exhaust system.
Easy Dean. Switch on, Switch off.
Sorry Dean, my sense of humour.
Why spend money on dirty exhaust systems when you can buy the best loudest in car HiFi in the world with external speakers. Think about it, you can choose any exhaust note you want and play it through the external speakers of the HiFi. Certainly be louder than a real exhaust note with 1100W on tap.
You could even play music with exhaust notes, bit like an F1 car demonstarted on tv the other night. Could have some advantages!!!!!
System price is only £5K.
Why spend money on dirty exhaust systems when you can buy the best loudest in car HiFi in the world with external speakers. Think about it, you can choose any exhaust note you want and play it through the external speakers of the HiFi. Certainly be louder than a real exhaust note with 1100W on tap.
You could even play music with exhaust notes, bit like an F1 car demonstarted on tv the other night. Could have some advantages!!!!!
System price is only £5K.
CHGRIFF said:
Sorry Dean, my sense of humour.
Why spend money on dirty exhaust systems when you can buy the best loudest in car HiFi in the world with external speakers. Think about it, you can choose any exhaust note you want and play it through the external speakers of the HiFi. Certainly be louder than a real exhaust note with 1100W on tap.
You could even play music with exhaust notes, bit like an F1 car demonstarted on tv the other night. Could have some advantages!!!!!
System price is only £5K.
Ya can't beat the sound of a V8 on full chat...no amount of money spent on a getto blaster is ever gonna match that! Why spend money on dirty exhaust systems when you can buy the best loudest in car HiFi in the world with external speakers. Think about it, you can choose any exhaust note you want and play it through the external speakers of the HiFi. Certainly be louder than a real exhaust note with 1100W on tap.
You could even play music with exhaust notes, bit like an F1 car demonstarted on tv the other night. Could have some advantages!!!!!
System price is only £5K.
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