Works 70mm DP, ABM
Works 70mm DP, ABM
Hey guys,
I would like to keep my EVO as quiet as possible, while making the most power possible. I know this is not an easy task, but would the addition of the Works 70mm Downpipe make my exhaust substantially louder with the ABM? As of now I am definately installing the muffler to my otherwise stock exhaust system. I have heard that the muffler is the main choke point of the IX MR's exhaust, so hopefully this will help things flow better while maintaining close to stock sound levels. Ideas?
-Carl
I would like to keep my EVO as quiet as possible, while making the most power possible. I know this is not an easy task, but would the addition of the Works 70mm Downpipe make my exhaust substantially louder with the ABM? As of now I am definately installing the muffler to my otherwise stock exhaust system. I have heard that the muffler is the main choke point of the IX MR's exhaust, so hopefully this will help things flow better while maintaining close to stock sound levels. Ideas?
-Carl
Originally Posted by Czubaka
Your downpipe choice won't affect how much noise you make...unless it's like the DC Sports one which eliminates the cat.
-Carl
I have the 70mm DP and Intermediate Pipe plus the ABM. I assume your talking about the "muffler" type and not the "pipe" type ABM. Either way, your car will not be much louder than stock. It will be a bit more deeper in tone @ idle and low revs, but it sounds GOOD. If your keeping your stock intermediate pipe you should have no worries with either type of ABM as the stock IP has resonators built into it.
Ah, okay. Thanks for your help. To clear things up, I am talking about the Axle Back Muffler which Works offers. So I will probably end up with the 70mm Downpipe and the Axle Back Muffler. Hopefully, as you have said, the volume will remain the same. I don't mind having a deeper tone.
-Carl
-Carl
Originally Posted by evoCS
I have the 70mm DP and Intermediate Pipe plus the ABM. I assume your talking about the "muffler" type and not the "pipe" type ABM. Either way, your car will not be much louder than stock. It will be a bit more deeper in tone @ idle and low revs, but it sounds GOOD. If your keeping your stock intermediate pipe you should have no worries with either type of ABM as the stock IP has resonators built into it.
-Carl
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Originally Posted by Spent198
Do you have a sound clip, by any chance?
-Carl
-Carl
As mentioned, the Exhale DP should not affect the volume of the exhaust. It will improve airflow as the stock DP is rather restrictive in a few areas.
You also mentioned a tubular manifold. We have noticed increased noise (in the engine bay, not necessarily out of the exhaust) with some manifolds and O2 housings when switching from the OEM cast design to a tubular one. The cast iron helps absorb some sound (probably due to it's density). Switching to a thinner-walled piping may make sounds more apparent.
You also mentioned a tubular manifold. We have noticed increased noise (in the engine bay, not necessarily out of the exhaust) with some manifolds and O2 housings when switching from the OEM cast design to a tubular one. The cast iron helps absorb some sound (probably due to it's density). Switching to a thinner-walled piping may make sounds more apparent.
Originally Posted by Jamie@WORKS
As mentioned, the Exhale DP should not affect the volume of the exhaust. It will improve airflow as the stock DP is rather restrictive in a few areas.
You also mentioned a tubular manifold. We have noticed increased noise (in the engine bay, not necessarily out of the exhaust) with some manifolds and O2 housings when switching from the OEM cast design to a tubular one. The cast iron helps absorb some sound (probably due to it's density). Switching to a thinner-walled piping may make sounds more apparent.
You also mentioned a tubular manifold. We have noticed increased noise (in the engine bay, not necessarily out of the exhaust) with some manifolds and O2 housings when switching from the OEM cast design to a tubular one. The cast iron helps absorb some sound (probably due to it's density). Switching to a thinner-walled piping may make sounds more apparent.
EDIT: One more thing, I shouldn't have a problem with the CEL correct?
-Carl


