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Old 02 July 2019 | 10:06 PM
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Hi I've been talking to breakers and exhaust shops, but thought best to give enthusiasts a go, I've got a scorpion secondary cat bypass and cobra exhaust, with resonator. but just finding it a touch too loud for daily driving, just me being a complainer
(Bug eye wrx)
Does anyone have one lying about that they're alright with swapping/selling?
Located near swindon
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Old 02 July 2019 | 11:25 PM
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Any pictures?
Old 02 July 2019 | 11:42 PM
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Any pictures?
https://www.demon-tweeks.com/scorpio...nt-scossuc004/
No pictures, but this is the link for what I have fitted
Old 03 July 2019 | 11:21 AM
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or go to a good exhaust place and ask them to weld one into your down pipe , if you are putting a down pipe cat back in then at least a map check is needed
Old 03 July 2019 | 11:47 AM
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or go to a good exhaust place and ask them to weld one into your down pipe , if you are putting a down pipe cat back in then at least a map check is needed
Cheers, I'll do that, seems it's more effort than I thought at first
Old 03 July 2019 | 12:43 PM
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What kind of backbox do you have? Changing this may be a less painful process.
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or simply add a centre resonator..........
Old 03 July 2019 | 01:08 PM
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Cobra resonated exhaust fitted, it's just me being sensitive I think.
Sounds awesome when in the mood, but long motorway journeys aren't great
Old 03 July 2019 | 03:23 PM
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I removed a secondary cat for a bypass pipe and it made almost no difference on its down. Maybe very slightly deeper but difficult to tell.

I've got a low miles, year-old ScoobyWorld Racebox rear silencer for sale that is great for a daily driver- very good at not droning in the cabin but still a great sound outside and when pushing on, just not huge volume.
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Oh ok well that scuppers that plan, I'll just put up with it on longer journeys then. Cobra say it's a subtle difference from standard so it can't be that loud haha
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or a get a silencer welded into mid section along with the other one you have in the same section , i would say about 20 to 30 per quieter , again a good exhaust place can do that and you could pick the silencer you want , i know it would be quieter as i went the other way on a different car and got both resonators removed even though they were small it was quiet a difference in noise , the system i have is bi modal so it simple it shuts flaps in the exhaust so best of both worlds , but for you a second silencer and no re map would be needed
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