Current set is far too loud and want to either completely change or modify current system.Running a t88-33d and exhaust seems to be straight through no silencers at all!! looks like 4" .
Just wondering what others have to enable track friendly noise levels?
My car was icesurf3r and those who have heard will know how loud it is!!!!!:2eek
Cheers
Mat
Reworx have developed a track friendly exhaust system for single turbo cars give them a tinkle
Quote from: mjwebb48Just wondering what others have to enable track friendly noise levels?
Try the RE-Amemiya Dolphin systems, they do a 4"-ish 2-piece version thats very good, sure others can recommend too. Make sure the midpipe has a big resonater at least. You can quite often save a few decibels by cutting open and repacking all the silencing elements of the system with good quality materials (make sure the stuff u r using is up to Rotor-operating temps ofc).
The trick is finding a system that quiet but still has max flow. A lot of quiet systems you wil cut open and wonder how the car breathes at all, so tortous are the bends and pipe mis-matches in the silencers.
I currently have a T04S single setup, which is just on the limits for Brands on a loud day (105db) making 104.7db. Straight thru mid-pipe and RE Dolphin box.
I am arranging to have a centre pipe made that will have a large resonator box that will be able to withstand the heat of a rotary. This will be at least a couple of weeks away.
Fish
Thanks for the advise guys, anyone else?
who could source me an re a dolphin system?
Not sure if ReWorx can sort you out, if not try NewEra. They have people out in Japan who I am sure could source one.
Fish
Fish
Do you know which of th re you have looking on thier web site there are a few different ones.
Mat
Who\'s website? RE, NewEra or ReWorx?
Thanks
Fish
sorry mate
re`s
mat
Looks like the \'FD3S TAレプリカ Dolphin Tail Muffler\' but other than the titanium and the twin dolphin they all look the same.
Fish
Trawl the Jap websites, a few of them at least quote Db figures for their exhausts.