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GT40 Tech - Engines/Induction/ExhaustMotors and engine related - right here!
The exhaust on my car is the standard (non crossover) system. Speaking to several people, it seems a crossover system is much quieter?? (just what I've been told)
Does this only work if the two "outlets" go into separate exhaust boxes?
Is re-engineering my system into a crossover system worth the hassle or would it be cheaper just to buy a complete new system?
Thanks
Simon
Simon,
IMHO its all a matter of the sound that they produce assuming the crossovers are using 2 silencers.I was told
at Tony Law (Leeds) that with the crossovers and 2 silencers each silencer emits alternately. I think they look sexier as well.
Dave M
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