Stock sedan exhaust vs Coupe Stock exhaust
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Stock sedan exhaust vs Coupe Stock exhaust
What is the difference between the two? How come the coupe has more of a rumble? Or do I need to just have someone drive my sedan with me on the outside listening... lol
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My wife has a coupe and I have the sedan and I asked the dealer the the same question. I was told that "research" showed that people with the sedan didn't want the additional noise and it is to make it more of a luxury car while the coupe a more sporty one.
I can tell you I had no input in the "research" because I love the sound of the coupe exhaust over the sedan.
I can tell you I had no input in the "research" because I love the sound of the coupe exhaust over the sedan.
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The sedan is not as loud as the coupe. Different plumming. Get the invidia cat back. I just got it the other day and the car sounds awesome. Its not crazy loud like other cat-backs out there, but just a little louder the the stock coupe sound.
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Im not a fan of loud exhaust. The stock sedan exhaust is fine with me, but The coupe exhaust is perfect. Not too loud but you can definitely hear it. I also think that's why the coupe is rated to have 2hp more than the sedan.
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I think the 2hp higher rating is more of a marketing gimmick than an actual performance increase. Plus, the coupe is slower than the sedan anyways lol
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the difference in the coupe vs sedan exhaust is the way the exhaust is constructed and laid.
the sedan has 2 exhaust canisters.....and mounted flat behind each wheel. the coupe has 2 canisters that are attached and mounted in the middle of the car transversally.
making the sedan "quieter" is definitely a justified reason...it makes sense. however if you really push the car, you can hear that coupe growl...on a lower note. The other thing is, due to the transverse mounting....the exhaust reduces the depth of the trunk making it incredibly shallow...which isnt such a good idea for a sedan people would use for traveling. (you have to consider someone wouldnt buy the coupe if they had a family and 2 kids)
personally, I feel that getting Berk HFC's with the sedan gets the exhaust closest to the coupe growl....closer than any aftermarket
the sedan has 2 exhaust canisters.....and mounted flat behind each wheel. the coupe has 2 canisters that are attached and mounted in the middle of the car transversally.
making the sedan "quieter" is definitely a justified reason...it makes sense. however if you really push the car, you can hear that coupe growl...on a lower note. The other thing is, due to the transverse mounting....the exhaust reduces the depth of the trunk making it incredibly shallow...which isnt such a good idea for a sedan people would use for traveling. (you have to consider someone wouldnt buy the coupe if they had a family and 2 kids)
personally, I feel that getting Berk HFC's with the sedan gets the exhaust closest to the coupe growl....closer than any aftermarket
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...anyway, been looking for this for months, but does the sedan and coupe have different diameter exhausts? Pretty sure they do..
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