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universal back box fitting

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jpc:
in a word no :shock:
it sounds the same but........it is shiny  :lol:  :lol:
still it only cost £99 and took 3hrs in the rain and i hit my head on the garage door when i stood up :twisted:  :evil:  :oops:  :oops:.

i love my rangie  :D




jp

Range Rover Blues:
Then given the possibilty for leaving an expensive can in the dirt I might just leave the back box off when it needs replacing and fit a length os stainlesspipe in it's place.

I did fancy one of those powerflow tailpipes on the LSE as it's got the brooklands bumpers.  I'll have to see how it sounds first though.

jpc:
just for the record the exhaust i have is a savage with a 4" slash cut tail im not sure if twin dtms or other types would sound different but if id have known then id've
just put a pipe straight through.
still you live and learn   :?

banditman:
It's  a weird science is Rangie silencing...

having heard so many V8's with Cherry Bombs on, I just had to have one so parted with my dosh and fitted it.... :lol:

Didn't notice any difference in sound at all...very frustrating...  :(

then i ripped it off at a pay and play day :?

Didn't sound any different at all with it missing :evil:  :evil:

Afraid it's the massive front one which causes the grief and it needs one of two things doing.....replace it with a straight through silencer and run with no back box (straight pipe like mine has now) or replace it witha straight piece of pipe and run a back box.....

Tried both and we now have four branch manifolds, stainless straight through front box and no back box :o  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :shock:  :shock:  :shock:  :twisted:  :twisted:

Range Rover Blues:
OOOOh, that's interesting.  I have a 4 branch stanless to put on the LSE and one already on Blue, might have to try that.  Is it really noisy?

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