Just had the fully scoobysport exhaust fitted (oh my god)
09 October 2001, 11:27 AM
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Just had the full system fitted to my new age WRX, my god it sounds unbelievable and the power has increased dramatically, thanks Pete and all at scoobysport!!
Anyone know where I can sell my old system.
Rob
Anyone know where I can sell my old system.
Rob
10 October 2001, 12:52 AM
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Hey guys
I'm thinking going full system, my only concern is the increase in noise.
How much louder does it get?? ie at idle, full throttle and at motorway speeds.
M
I'm thinking going full system, my only concern is the increase in noise.
How much louder does it get?? ie at idle, full throttle and at motorway speeds.
M
10 October 2001, 12:58 AM
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Mine's done 
Ilde LOUD
Full Throttle LOUD
Motorway LOUD
Does that answer your question
Seriously, you do get used to it..I had a company car to drive on business the other week, when i got back in my scoob the full shock of just how loud it is hit me.
Ilde LOUD
Full Throttle LOUD
Motorway LOUD
Does that answer your question
Seriously, you do get used to it..I had a company car to drive on business the other week, when i got back in my scoob the full shock of just how loud it is hit me.
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10 October 2001, 03:08 PM
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Jane and I had our done yesterday - not quite the full system, as we kept the OEM centre section.
It's loud!
When the car starts in the garage, the whole house rumbles.
Pulling away from rest, it seems very loud, but not uncomfortably or unpleasantly so. It's sort of the difference between listening to an explosion on a film through your TV speakers (OEM system), or in Dolby Digital through your hi-fi with assistance from a large sub-woofer (ScoobySport system) - it's undoubtably louder, but the quality of sound is in a different league.
When crusin', you can hear a rumble, but's it's not much louder than tyre noise on a rough surface.
When accelerating hard, it really growls. Very nice!
And we're lovin' it, lovin' it, lovin' it.
(Lovin' it like that!)
Noticeable increase in torque all through the rev range - makes it even easier to drift over the ton. (I would guess. Obviously, I havn't been driving this fast.)
You know you want to.
David H.
Jane and I had our done yesterday - not quite the full system, as we kept the OEM centre section.
It's loud!
When the car starts in the garage, the whole house rumbles.
Pulling away from rest, it seems very loud, but not uncomfortably or unpleasantly so. It's sort of the difference between listening to an explosion on a film through your TV speakers (OEM system), or in Dolby Digital through your hi-fi with assistance from a large sub-woofer (ScoobySport system) - it's undoubtably louder, but the quality of sound is in a different league.
When crusin', you can hear a rumble, but's it's not much louder than tyre noise on a rough surface.
When accelerating hard, it really growls. Very nice!
And we're lovin' it, lovin' it, lovin' it.
(Lovin' it like that!)
Noticeable increase in torque all through the rev range - makes it even easier to drift over the ton. (I would guess. Obviously, I havn't been driving this fast.)
You know you want to.
David H.
10 October 2001, 04:21 PM
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its loud, but not "Max Power" loud, makes it sound really throaty, sort of noise that makes you smile when you accelerate.
Put it this way, my girlfriend hated the idea of me getting a scoob and when i picked her up from the train station yesterday, she was smiling as I drove up and everyone was looking. Im well pleased.
Rob
Put it this way, my girlfriend hated the idea of me getting a scoob and when i picked her up from the train station yesterday, she was smiling as I drove up and everyone was looking. Im well pleased.
Rob
10 October 2001, 04:54 PM
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Have the full jobbie on my MY01 too. Bit of a shock from the standard zorst. wasn't sure whether I could live with it but now getting used to it and it's ok. If you are on a long haul it can be a drag. Can't be beaten when you are in the mood though and its fun watching heads turn when you go past.
10 October 2001, 05:10 PM
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I've got one and it's loud but surprisingly unobtrusive (IMHO!) on motorway journeys. I've been in cars with larger bore systems and the drone does your head in after a while, the scoobysport dosen't drone. I love it and would have nothing else ever
Feel free to come for a test drive any time with either me or Chris, although his is a bit quieter than mine but his car is the same as yours so you'd probably get a more realisitic idea of how one would sound on yours.
Sal
I've got one and it's loud but surprisingly unobtrusive (IMHO!) on motorway journeys. I've been in cars with larger bore systems and the drone does your head in after a while, the scoobysport dosen't drone. I love it and would have nothing else ever
Feel free to come for a test drive any time with either me or Chris, although his is a bit quieter than mine but his car is the same as yours so you'd probably get a more realisitic idea of how one would sound on yours.
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10 October 2001, 05:56 PM
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Nice one guys, thanks for the info, especially liked David sum up with the whole telly scenario.
Drone is certainly not what I want. Its motorway intrusion thats the worst, as you can sit at one speed for hours at a time on long journeys.
Scoobychick I will most certainly take you up on your kind offer. I'll mail you's later.
Well I think I will have to go for it,and my birthday is coming up soon, sooooo, hehehe
Thanks chappers & ladyeee's
M
Drone is certainly not what I want. Its motorway intrusion thats the worst, as you can sit at one speed for hours at a time on long journeys.
Scoobychick I will most certainly take you up on your kind offer. I'll mail you's later.
Well I think I will have to go for it,and my birthday is coming up soon, sooooo, hehehe
Thanks chappers & ladyeee's
M
13 October 2001, 09:13 AM
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Lo Fi - The downpipe is 100% more effective than the rest of the system changes - this is where you should start. It is a BRILLIANT thing to do, and must be an essential for the horribly laggy new WRX.
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15 October 2001, 04:56 PM
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Glad you like it.
You want the Up Pipe and the Downpipe... but remember they wont let you PPP the car if you've got ANY mods - so you probably want to go the Link ECU route when your ready for an upgrade
- that will give you 270bhp/270 ft/lb's with the DP and UP fitted
But... if it goes bang dont bother taking it back to the dealers unless you've got a big cheque
Jza
You want the Up Pipe and the Downpipe... but remember they wont let you PPP the car if you've got ANY mods - so you probably want to go the Link ECU route when your ready for an upgrade
- that will give you 270bhp/270 ft/lb's with the DP and UP fitted But... if it goes bang dont bother taking it back to the dealers unless you've got a big cheque
Jza
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