Reply to "Quieting down the car? Exhaust vs Engine?"

This exhaust you have looks like a Tri-Mil or EMPI clone. They are nice but loud; I used to have one in my car; I would drive with the motor idling in some streets and it would trigger car alarms as I passed; maybe a question of frequency rather than volume but it was rather throaty and nice. I later traded it for a stainless steel Vintage Speed unit for Speedster replica; basically sounds like a real 356, which is not much different than a stock VW Bug:

http://vwparts.aircooled.net/V...-p/155-204-052sf.htm

12/13/2012:54 PM

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