what exhaust has been fitted to this?
what exhaust has been fitted to this?
Author
Discussion

node

Original Poster:

732 posts

229 months

Monday 9th February 2009
quotequote all
Can any of you tell what exhaust this guy has? is it the Roush one? it dosent sound like the standard one but as its a recording i maybe wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IRqbMi8WW8

Biggriff

2,312 posts

313 months

Monday 9th February 2009
quotequote all
Technical Dimensions do Noble stuff so guess its their own

Lakelord

1,756 posts

233 months

Monday 9th February 2009
quotequote all
Difficult to say from the video footage but as the owner quotes, "apart from my software and megaphone (yikes) it's relatively stock"

Not sure where the megaphone bit comes in but doesn't appear to be Roush

Gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Monday 9th February 2009
quotequote all
simpson race exhausts did a megaphone exhaust system some years ago - but I doubt that is it

Biggriff

2,312 posts

313 months

Monday 9th February 2009
quotequote all

Pinnacle

168 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
quotequote all
Those would be "Burns" Inox racing mufflers, with no CATS. I have done the same set up, and it flows ! I would say for that side of the pond it might be a tad bit loud for some of your tracks, and even in town, but man what a difference !

Here's the link : http://www.burnsstainless.com/UltraliteMuffler/ult...

and here's what it looks like with my install. Pretty similar to the one you reference from Seth / TD in Jacksonville, FL, but slightly different as I did them equal length overall, as can be seen below.




DeanoM12

498 posts

250 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
quotequote all
Pinnacle said:
Those would be "Burns" Inox racing mufflers, with no CATS. I have done the same set up, and it flows ! I would say for that side of the pond it might be a tad bit loud for some of your tracks, and even in town, but man what a difference !

Here's the link : http://www.burnsstainless.com/UltraliteMuffler/ult...

and here's what it looks like with my install. Pretty similar to the one you reference from Seth / TD in Jacksonville, FL, but slightly different as I did them equal length overall, as can be seen below.



I want!!!!! If only we didn't have those stupid track noise regulations.
Good work Wes thumbup

Gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
quotequote all
that one looks like its equal length - different to the previous one

have you got any figures for it on the Dyno ?

Mike Tuckwood

1,261 posts

228 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
quotequote all
what diameter pipework has been used?


Mike

Gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
quotequote all
looks like 2.5 - 2.75 to me

MrCredit

371 posts

251 months

Friday 13th February 2009
quotequote all
Pinnacle said:
Those would be "Burns" Inox racing mufflers, with no CATS. I have done the same set up, and it flows ! I would say for that side of the pond it might be a tad bit loud for some of your tracks, and even in town, but man what a difference !

Here's the link : http://www.burnsstainless.com/UltraliteMuffler/ult...

and here's what it looks like with my install. Pretty similar to the one you reference from Seth / TD in Jacksonville, FL, but slightly different as I did them equal length overall, as can be seen below.



Nice. thumbup

Why is it that all the Nobles on the other side of the pond always look so much cleaner than mine. scratchchin

Pinnacle

168 posts

270 months

Friday 13th February 2009
quotequote all
Gadgeroonie said:
that one looks like its equal length - different to the previous one

have you got any figures for it on the Dyno ?
Well I am sorry I can't offer difference before and after with just the exhaust, as it was done while many other upgrades were being affected. Like larger turbos, injectors, ECU tuning, etc. Pipes are 2.75 inch, so that was a good guess from afar.

I can say that before the work, the Dyno was showing about 365 RWHP (crank). Remember, this was originally a 3R with the smaller (GT25 turbos). Now after the work (GT28RS turbos - aka even larger than M400) and other work, it dynos at 550 RWHP / 500 ft lbs at the crank. Dont care to go through all the UK vrs. US HP drivel, I am just relaying what the dyno has consistently showed.

Needless to say, it is quite the firecracker now, as in bottle rocket, and still is very streetable, which is where it gets most of it's use in the very hilly, bending country roads where I live. And yes, the odd track day where it eats allot of competition up, less my driver skills which always need lots more improvement.

Gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Friday 13th February 2009
quotequote all
pinacle - what dyno was it tested on ? - what transmission is on the car

cheers


Pinnacle

168 posts

270 months

Friday 13th February 2009
quotequote all
Gadgeroonie said:
pinacle - what dyno was it tested on ? - what transmission is on the car

cheers
I believe it was a mustang dyno, but am not 100% sure. will check. As for the trans, it is bone stock but, when this work upgrade was done, we installed a gear box cooler which is used during any aggressive driving. I have been holding my breath on that issue, but so far 1.5 years after the work, all is good. Just watching the shifting and don't hammer it, especially so with the sticky rubber on there with Mich Pilot Sport Cups.

As a point of interest, give the added HP, sticky tires, suspension revisions beyond M400 spec ( aka much less roll ) we installed a Acusump which is manually activated for track events, or aggressive street use. It has worked very well, and is also used as a pre-luber on start ups. Again, so far so good.