nebulus
05-31-2005, 03:31 PM
Hey guys. I'm getting ready to join the scion community right after I sell my '97 Grand Prix GTP - man I'm gonna misss that car...
http://nebulus.org/gtp/gtp01.jpg
Anyway, I'm wondering about the added noise the header, s-pipe, exhaust, and cold ait intake will create. On my grand prix, I had the cold air intake, down pipe, and a dynomax cat-back exhaust, and that really did add to the overall noise level. It wasn't a bad noise coming from a supercharged v6, but it was noticeably louder.
So if I add the parts, just how loud does it get, and is there any way to keep it from sounding like a whiny high rev'ing "ricer"?
First and foremost, I'm trying to add the power but avoid the angry bee sound so many of the chopped up Hondas make. I REALLY want to avoid the giant chrome muffler, so I'm wondering if a custom exhaust with a dynmoax muffler will be better for the noise.
Any ideas, opinions, or hey better yet - audio of a mod'd tC?
http://nebulus.org/gtp/gtp01.jpg
Anyway, I'm wondering about the added noise the header, s-pipe, exhaust, and cold ait intake will create. On my grand prix, I had the cold air intake, down pipe, and a dynomax cat-back exhaust, and that really did add to the overall noise level. It wasn't a bad noise coming from a supercharged v6, but it was noticeably louder.
So if I add the parts, just how loud does it get, and is there any way to keep it from sounding like a whiny high rev'ing "ricer"?
First and foremost, I'm trying to add the power but avoid the angry bee sound so many of the chopped up Hondas make. I REALLY want to avoid the giant chrome muffler, so I'm wondering if a custom exhaust with a dynmoax muffler will be better for the noise.
Any ideas, opinions, or hey better yet - audio of a mod'd tC?