Spoon N1 exhaust too loud?
#1
Spoon N1 exhaust too loud?
I just bought a spoon n1 axel back and next week im doing a 2.5 inch midpipe with hi flow cat and resonator
anyone else have this exhaust?
does it make noise in low rpm?
is it loud in high revs?
any comments about the sound/quality/look?
anyone else have this exhaust?
does it make noise in low rpm?
is it loud in high revs?
any comments about the sound/quality/look?
#2
yes the muffler is very loud but it's too late since you already bought it. it screams when you really get on it. what motor do you have in the car because that can determine how loud it will be as well. if you have a b series then 2.5 isn't a bad idea but if you have a d series then i wouldn't go any bigger than 2.36 all motor. it looks really good though, it doesn't look like your average fart can.
#4
ya, i have one too, it is kinda loud at the lower rpms but once u dump the gas it will **** everyone off for sure.....my engine makes a sound with it like a deep, high power sounding engine...its a b18b too, but i love the way it sounds
#5
I have a spoon N1 on my car
best exhaust i have every bought, you wont be dissappointed
down side... it is very loud, mind you i dont have a motor swap, im still running a d series with headers and bigger mid-pipe and its still pretty loud...
best exhaust i have every bought, you wont be dissappointed
down side... it is very loud, mind you i dont have a motor swap, im still running a d series with headers and bigger mid-pipe and its still pretty loud...
#6
Muffler
Hi
I have a 1995 Honda Civic LX. I am going to install my performance muffler next week (round shaped). THe concern is that i dont want the muffler to be too loud . Right now i have stock piping with DC Sports headers and a high flow cat. Although the muffler comes with removable silencer i dont personally like that look of it with the silencer. MY question is should i upgrade the piping after the cat to 2 1/4 . Will it be louder after the bigger piping? or should i just weld my muffler with stock piping and stock resonator. How can i minimize the loudness without the silencer on.
Thanks
Adeel
I have a 1995 Honda Civic LX. I am going to install my performance muffler next week (round shaped). THe concern is that i dont want the muffler to be too loud . Right now i have stock piping with DC Sports headers and a high flow cat. Although the muffler comes with removable silencer i dont personally like that look of it with the silencer. MY question is should i upgrade the piping after the cat to 2 1/4 . Will it be louder after the bigger piping? or should i just weld my muffler with stock piping and stock resonator. How can i minimize the loudness without the silencer on.
Thanks
Adeel
#10
Originally posted by dingus888
dont' waste your money it's way to obnoxious get the apexi ws or similar exhaust that actually sounds good
dont' waste your money it's way to obnoxious get the apexi ws or similar exhaust that actually sounds good
#11
Hey man even though you bought it already don't be afraid to return or sell it and get what your looking for. Just buy an Apexi WS2 its nice and quiet with all the peformance benefits! Do it right the first time. I've switched my exhaust 3 times now and I wish I would have just listened to myself the first time.
#12
Originally posted by Fug
ya, i have one too, it is kinda loud at the lower rpms but once u dump the gas it will **** everyone off for sure.....my engine makes a sound with it like a deep, high power sounding engine...its a b18b too, but i love the way it sounds
ya, i have one too, it is kinda loud at the lower rpms but once u dump the gas it will **** everyone off for sure.....my engine makes a sound with it like a deep, high power sounding engine...its a b18b too, but i love the way it sounds
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