afterburner vortex backbox
22 October 2011 | 09:09 AM
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22 October 2011 | 10:45 AM
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afterburner is very very loud. I used to have a full decat system, loved it but far too loud for the track and also the quiet little village i live in. Gutted it's gone.
I got mine from scoobyworld, not sure why they're not answering they work until 12.30 on sat's. Keep trying, they might just be short staffed or something.
What are you after? I'm selling decate downpipe and decate cat pipe for newage if you're interested.
Cheers
I got mine from scoobyworld, not sure why they're not answering they work until 12.30 on sat's. Keep trying, they might just be short staffed or something.
What are you after? I'm selling decate downpipe and decate cat pipe for newage if you're interested.
Cheers
22 October 2011 | 10:55 AM
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afterburner is very very loud. I used to have a full decat system, loved it but far too loud for the track and also the quiet little village i live in. Gutted it's gone.
I got mine from scoobyworld, not sure why they're not answering they work until 12.30 on sat's. Keep trying, they might just be short staffed or something.
What are you after? I'm selling decate downpipe and decate cat pipe for newage if you're interested.
Cheers
I got mine from scoobyworld, not sure why they're not answering they work until 12.30 on sat's. Keep trying, they might just be short staffed or something.
What are you after? I'm selling decate downpipe and decate cat pipe for newage if you're interested.
Cheers
Can you make any suggestions ??
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22 October 2011 | 11:44 AM
#12
yes they are much louder than prodrive if you read someone's reply,lol
as for who sells them and price, seems its just scoobyworld
im no expert but i would say they are good quality and fitting wise, probs be same as most other backboxes?
check this topic out
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...er-vortex.html
as for who sells them and price, seems its just scoobyworld
im no expert but i would say they are good quality and fitting wise, probs be same as most other backboxes?
check this topic out
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...er-vortex.html
Last edited by Matt_F; 22 October 2011 at 11:47 AM.
22 October 2011 | 11:48 AM
#13
Dead easy to fit, the backbox can be a bit tight to the bumper but ok
22 October 2011 | 12:16 PM
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22 October 2011 | 02:06 PM
#16
I have an afterburner back box and would say they are just right with the cats still in.
They are louder than a prodrive box and give much more burble
Scoobyworld sell them, or usually can be found second hand on ebay
They are great quality.
You can have either angled or straight. The angled apparantly flows a bit better as less bends in the pipe.
Lastly, if you are fitting and angled one to a hawkeye with a rear defuser, some 'adjustments' need to be made. Either a small corner off the back of the defuser of a ball hammer 'dink' in the pipe. That will sort it!.
Again, if it is a hawkeye you have, then try changing the resonated pipe (next pipe to the back box), for a de res pipe (£99). THAT made the world of difference to the sound on mine and you may be happy with leaving the prodrive box on with that done.
They are louder than a prodrive box and give much more burble
Scoobyworld sell them, or usually can be found second hand on ebay
They are great quality.
You can have either angled or straight. The angled apparantly flows a bit better as less bends in the pipe.
Lastly, if you are fitting and angled one to a hawkeye with a rear defuser, some 'adjustments' need to be made. Either a small corner off the back of the defuser of a ball hammer 'dink' in the pipe. That will sort it!.
Again, if it is a hawkeye you have, then try changing the resonated pipe (next pipe to the back box), for a de res pipe (£99). THAT made the world of difference to the sound on mine and you may be happy with leaving the prodrive box on with that done.
Last edited by Luckyscoob; 22 October 2011 at 02:08 PM.
22 October 2011 | 11:08 PM
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Dave, this is probably why they didn't answer:
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...oobyworld.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...oobyworld.html
23 October 2011 | 08:30 AM
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We're generally not open Saturdays, other than for rolling road days (like yesterday) or when we need extra time to get customers cars finished / mapped.
The Afterburner is our own product that we designed back in 2003, and the designs changed little since. Hayward and Scott manufacture them for us, and always have.
Our websites got pictures, fitment options and pricing all listed for the Afterburner and we've got stock of these on the shelves.
If you order via the website we usually dispatch same or next business day via 24hr courier. Otherwise call us Monday if you want to order via phone.
Cheers
Neil
The Afterburner is our own product that we designed back in 2003, and the designs changed little since. Hayward and Scott manufacture them for us, and always have.
Our websites got pictures, fitment options and pricing all listed for the Afterburner and we've got stock of these on the shelves.
If you order via the website we usually dispatch same or next business day via 24hr courier. Otherwise call us Monday if you want to order via phone.
Cheers
Neil
23 October 2011 | 01:00 PM
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Hi, I have a backbox for sale from my 04 blobeye, it looks suspiciously like the afterburner, very loud too! My prodrive backbox is getting fitted on Monday (24th) and I want £120 delivered or £100 pickup if anyone is interested before it goes on ebay, thanks Mark.
23 October 2011 | 01:01 PM
#25
Getting mine fitted soon, got an Afterburner Vortex backbox, ninja resonated centre pipe and scorpion midpipe decat, the up / down pipe will still have the cats in them, likely to still be very livavble with ??
dont really want to have to run a bung in the backbox but will get one just incase !!
anyone here just the AB vortex backbox and decat midpipe, anything else standard on there blobeye ??
ruuning a blitz catback here just now with the bung in place , likely to be much different to this ??
dont really want to have to run a bung in the backbox but will get one just incase !!
anyone here just the AB vortex backbox and decat midpipe, anything else standard on there blobeye ??
ruuning a blitz catback here just now with the bung in place , likely to be much different to this ??
24 October 2011 | 10:53 AM
#26
We're generally not open Saturdays, other than for rolling road days (like yesterday) or when we need extra time to get customers cars finished / mapped.
The Afterburner is our own product that we designed back in 2003, and the designs changed little since. Hayward and Scott manufacture them for us, and always have.
Our websites got pictures, fitment options and pricing all listed for the Afterburner and we've got stock of these on the shelves.
If you order via the website we usually dispatch same or next business day via 24hr courier. Otherwise call us Monday if you want to order via phone.
Cheers
Neil
The Afterburner is our own product that we designed back in 2003, and the designs changed little since. Hayward and Scott manufacture them for us, and always have.
Our websites got pictures, fitment options and pricing all listed for the Afterburner and we've got stock of these on the shelves.
If you order via the website we usually dispatch same or next business day via 24hr courier. Otherwise call us Monday if you want to order via phone.
Cheers
Neil
Neil,
Maybe you can answer a question for me.
I currently have an angled afterburner but am thinking of ordering a straight and marrying it up to a decat system as I have 'done' the angled look. Someone once said that the angled flows better? Any comments?
Steve.
24 October 2011 | 12:37 PM
#27
Angled backbox will flow better as there are less bends for the exhaust gases to pass through .Also I have had 7 different backboxes in 2.5 years and always find myself coming back to a vortex.As i posted in another post, I had a 3' miltek recently,sounded nothing like a vortex on tickover more bass from the vortex imho.
Proof of the pudding angled vs straight exit :
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/afterburnerrollingroad.htm
Proof of the pudding angled vs straight exit :
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/afterburnerrollingroad.htm
24 October 2011 | 12:41 PM
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24 October 2011 | 08:05 PM
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Hi mate. I got my Vortex from Scoobyworld. Great product, excellent quality and usual high standard of service. I think they have a deal on at the moment for free postage too ! Worth a look mate !
25 October 2011 | 01:18 AM
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Still looking for a video off the afterburner backbox with just a midpipe decat / resonated centre pipe / original catted up / down pipe on the blobeye wrx if anyone has this particular combination on video ??
decided to keep to a resonated centre section and standard up / down pipe so hopefully with that I will find the exhaust nice, throaty but in no way offensive !!
FAO scoobyworld - heard it said that the resonated centre pipe for the afterburner is exactly the same as the ninja resonated centre pipe- can you confirm ??
decided to keep to a resonated centre section and standard up / down pipe so hopefully with that I will find the exhaust nice, throaty but in no way offensive !!
FAO scoobyworld - heard it said that the resonated centre pipe for the afterburner is exactly the same as the ninja resonated centre pipe- can you confirm ??