Less restriction in your exhaust. Better sound too, 20 min install, no cost!!!
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In real life it has just the right amount of extra growl, far better and more noticeable than the stock muffler yet the sound is not overwhelming. I play and listen to jazz all the time so it is important to me to have a proper cabin ambiance without the engine noise to be annoying. I understand that whoever had bought an exhaust for the reason of having a more aggressive sound will not admit now, after spending a thousand of DOLLARS, his or her muffler sounds just as well as the 2 holes drilled into the pipes. This is a human nature, we believe in anything we want to believe and we believe even more after we spend a lot of money! Nobody wants to be wrong.
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It is very difficult to record an exhaust sound or anything else outside. I've made some arrangements to do it in my condo garage with the plugs in and out and show you the difference. All the valet guys that park cars in our place are very excited hearing the more pronounced, deeper sound of my car.
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It won't sound as good in the garage. It'll produce far too much echo IMO. I always think exhaust are best captured outside.
About the exhaust, the sound is not for me. If it makes you happy and you enjoy the sound it produces it's what matters most I guess. To me it just makes no sense to go and puncture the exhaust to get a little better sound. It's not the kind of modification I'd expect people driving 40000$ cars to undertake.
About the exhaust, the sound is not for me. If it makes you happy and you enjoy the sound it produces it's what matters most I guess. To me it just makes no sense to go and puncture the exhaust to get a little better sound. It's not the kind of modification I'd expect people driving 40000$ cars to undertake.
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