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Xflow
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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:24 pm 
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hey guys i got a sports exhaust with my new car and it sounds like a god darn vacumme cleanner lol.

The car is a EF Futura 4.0L running a AU engine with a 3000rpm stally(the only reason i bought that car lol)

When i tromp it is hiss like a vacumme cleaner and drone ERRRRRRRRRRRRRR ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR sounds crap my old falcon ef I6 had some second had system off ebay without extractors and it sounded WICKED!!! it rummbles like a v8 and when you use gears to slow down from when revs get down to 2000rpm it starts to crackle and pop like v8's.

I want something like that again the car currently running pacemaker extractors with a 3" highflow cat that leads looks like a 2 1/2" red back system(just one muffler before diff and all mandrel bent).

I was thinking a new muffler for the system would be the way to go to get a better sound.

what muffler is a good one to run to get that v8 sound and did i mention i like it loud plus it can't be any loader than this hissing and Droaning setup

Thx Jason

 

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:29 pm 
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If you want it to sound awesome but not worried about legalities then get yourself a 2 1/2" lukey exhaust straight through with no muffler and hollow out the cat. Its the same as my brother has and its an awesome sounding e-series.

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:37 pm 
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MooseMan wrote:
If you want it to sound awesome but not worried about legalities then get yourself a 2 1/2" lukey exhaust straight through with no muffler and hollow out the cat. Its the same as my brother has and its an awesome sounding e-series.


lol wasen't what i was expecting but not a bad idea lol

how loud is it without muffler? i like load but i don't want to be that load that you can be herd 3 block away ideling let alone accelerating

anyone else running lukey straight threw system? what you guys think?

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:40 pm 
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My XH runs a straight thru lukey 2 and half inch. Is a touch loud but you just gotta know where and when to use the noise and when to be quiet :wink: . Also is reasonably quiet and not droney at 110 odd ks

 

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Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:43 pm 
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Yeh I have a straight through lukey and so does my brother. Its not overly loud unless you give the car heaps. At normal revs its actually pretty quiet.

 

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Got a massive Pod filter?... thatll cause a louder induction noise then usual... im running a straight thru 2.5" Red Back Cat back zorst sounds f**k mean and currently sounds different to most falcs ive heard
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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 7:15 am 
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nar i don't have a pod but i did on my old car

guess i should put one in the air box again
with a new induction pipeing from box to throttlebody

 

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I've had 2 Redback Exhausts, one on an AU XR6 & one on my EF Wagon, both have sounded really good & don't drone..

 

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did you run extractors with your redback systems?

also you guys with straight threw systems you guys got extractors?
anyone got a clip or something with there exhaust setup to watch or lissen to?

cheers

 

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Xflow wrote:
did you run extractors with your redback systems?

also you guys with straight threw systems you guys got extractors?
anyone got a clip or something with there exhaust setup to watch or lissen to?

cheers

My AU XR6 had Pacemaker Extractors, High Flow Cat & 1 Muffler.
The EF Wagon doesnt have Extractors & has 2 Mufflers, sounds nearly as good as the AU did..

 

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