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Andy the Scumballer

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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #15 on: 12 September 2008, 18:49:15 »

Thats great - cheers for the replies.

What are the exhaust options available? I have heard some nice fruity V6 Omegas on youtube! :o

I am going to try to get parts FOC in return for exposure on Men&Motors and car mags ;)
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #16 on: 12 September 2008, 18:55:00 »

I had a cone on a 3.0ltr, only oiled it twice in as many years  ;)
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #17 on: 12 September 2008, 19:27:18 »

how do scumballers, sounds like a worthy cause.
Sounds like you already suspect an oiled filter can bugger the Maf, the oil can get sucked through the induction and cook itself onto the filament causing failure.
 Having just fitted a new exhaust i wonder if removing the back box would give the desired effect? Probably depends how rusted the clamps and connector pipes are as to weather you can get it back on or not.
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #18 on: 12 September 2008, 19:34:00 »

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how do scumballers, sounds like a worthy cause.
Sounds like you already suspect an oiled filter can bugger the Maf, the oil can get sucked through the induction and cook itself onto the filament causing failure.
 Having just fitted a new exhaust i wonder if removing the back box would give the desired effect? Probably depends how rusted the clamps and connector pipes are as to weather you can get it back on or not.

Best answer yet, are there 2 cats on a 2.5 after the down pipes then does the pipe join into 1 then baffle then back box?

If so i think a 2.5" custom cat back system would be reletavely cheap?
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #19 on: 12 September 2008, 19:56:54 »

Two cats, two centre resonators that then feed a single back box......just drill some holes in the back box if you want noise......and a cone filter will reduce the power!
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #20 on: 12 September 2008, 20:16:45 »

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Two cats, two centre resonators that then feed a single back box......just drill some holes in the back box if you want noise......and a cone filter will reduce the power!

Nice one - cheers  ;)
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« Reply #21 on: 12 September 2008, 20:23:58 »

i might draw the line before  removing the connector pipes. The cat section is well solid but i am not sure if there is a bracket between there and the manifold? I just see the resonance and leverage pulling on the manifold studs and gaskit which may start blowing, a real pain to repair. So i would leave the connector pipes on. Also the bolts are easy to shear off as they seize in the cat section clamp.
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Re: I want my V6 to be loud!!
« Reply #22 on: 12 September 2008, 20:37:35 »

just cut out centre boxes and rejoin sections with straight pipe it will give a reasonable burble at tickover, a healthy roar mddrange and nice bellow at top revs!!
also avoids any sensor issues!! :y
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