Carbon Can or Blue Flame Exhaust?
Carbon Can or Blue Flame Exhaust?
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cdd

Original Poster:

137 posts

280 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2006
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Want some more noise on the Sag and i'm torn between which ones to go for. Listened to the sounds on both websites and the Carbon Cans which i used to have on my Tuscan were quite high pitched and screming with a lot of banging on the over run but i have not actually heard the Blue Flame ones. On the website they sound much deeper.

Also someone has just told me that the Sag has a lot of noise reduction in the centre silencer so they probably won't make much difference.

Your thoughts please on looks, sound and noise.

DJC

23,563 posts

266 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2006
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YHM Nick.

phoenix-pete

138 posts

261 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2006
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Hi Guy's
DJC Is there a reason you don't want to give a public reply?
As I would be interested in this and other Sagaris mods that when you answer it is always "you have mail"
Not being funny or anything,I am really interested.

DJC

23,563 posts

266 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2006
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phoenix-pete said:
Hi Guy's
DJC Is there a reason you don't want to give a public reply?
As I would be interested in this and other Sagaris mods that when you answer it is always "you have mail"
Not being funny or anything,I am really interested.


Its only YHM for the exhaust stuff because they can be stand alone components aswell as part of the bespoke engineering packages. The packages still have elements either in development or just being produced and will appear on customer cars during the course of this month. The customers find out first, then Ted gets his exclusive article on the work dones and further works in the pipeline.

sportie

561 posts

281 months

Wednesday 4th October 2006
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I wanted noise but also a nice tone, so blue flame silencers for tone and the removal of the rear silencer for loudness. Will pop and bang like mad and be quite loud, however if you need it to be quiet you can quickly fit the bd killers to the silencers.

All from TVR Power.

phoenix-pete

138 posts

261 months

Wednesday 4th October 2006
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Thanks for the explanation DJC.
At least I now understand, will be interested to see what you are developing.

mr fix it

510 posts

298 months

Friday 6th October 2006
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Heard the blue flame on a tamora and it sounded great. It was the one with the little dimples in the rear tail pipes. Looks great also!

cdd

Original Poster:

137 posts

280 months

Friday 6th October 2006
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Just had a set of CCC Cans fitted to the Sag. Not as loud as i probably would have liked although they are louder and do pop and bang a bit more than the standard cans. Only just got the car back and it's raining so i haven't given them a full test drive yet but i will report back once tested.

A little disapointed in one way as they are not as ear blistering as they were on my Tuscan but happy in another way that they will certainly be more comfortable on longer journeys.

May be back soon for some more info on how to get more noise but will wait until after the test run home.

Fly Boy

1,282 posts

271 months

Friday 6th October 2006
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I have the BF exhaust on my Tam.
Not too loud for longer motorway type trips & have never put the db killers in.
It does pop & bang nicely on hte over-run
Much better than standard, imho.
Shame you're way down South, you could have had a listen...