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02-13-2014, 04:02 AM | #3782 |
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[ame]http://youtu.be/MSs-BaurTb8[/ame]
In preparation for my FT86 SpeedFactory UEL headers (catted), I decided to remove the awesome sounding Nameless Axleback to go for something a bit quieter. Sounds include cold start and idling at around 700 RPM (due to OpenFlash Tablet tune) - then throttle blips to 3k and 5.5/6k. Recorded with GoPro Hero3+ Black Edition, placed within 5 feet of the exhaust. The current exhaust setup is as follows: * Perrin Resonated 2.5" Catback Exhaust * Berk Front Pipe w/ High Flow Cat |
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Is it much quieter than the Nameless? When I bought the Nameless I was debating between it and the Perrin resonated (which you obviously have now). I came to the conclusion that both were basically at the same sound levels, but the Nameless had more of a throaty exhaust note. Is this what you've found as well?
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02-13-2014, 12:57 PM | #3784 | |
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The video makes it seem really loud, but it's because the GoPro is placed pretty close to the exhaust. I think at the end of the day, if I weren't such a pansy when it comes to the "louder exhausts", the Nameless is the way to go (which is hardly loud compared to many other setups I've heard). |
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Also, quick suggestion for exhaust clips - try attaching the gopro to the back of the trunk and facing it outward. It'll eliminate wind noise and also be in the perfect position for hearing exhaust sounds (at least when driving).
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@doggieboy09 I was thinking your comment on the The Purge: Anarchy trailer last night was jest until I saw this this morning:
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Anyone know a good wheel shop? I thought my wheels were 2 piece but turns out they are 3 piece with the barrels welded together. Place I went to in sac before charge $125 a wheel to seperate and reassemble so want tk see what options i have.
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Wanted to get some opinions on usefulness of locking lug nuts, esp. in the Bay Area:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58582 |
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I think any locks that will make it more difficult to take will work. I did 2 different sets of locks before but the rest of my cars I felt it was just overkill. If someone really wants your rims. They will take it at what ever cost. But if you want peace of mind. Do 3-4 different lock sets. It's not pretty but it will make them move on to the next car.
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58353 basically if you park on the street a lot and are worried about theft, then sure do it. I park mostly in a garage and it's too much of a hassle for me to deal with locks.
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