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Old 09-18-12, 12:03 PM
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Had my cat back custom exhaust made a couple of years ago, but I have been asked to post some pictures of it by Rollaboy.
I have since removed the old heatshield as it was not required.

Hope they help.

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Further pictures.
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Looks good!

How much did it work out at? Breakdown of labour vs parts?
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Originally Posted by Scarletti
Looks good!

How much did it work out at? Breakdown of labour vs parts?
Hi Scarletti

I was more concerned about how it sounds than how it looked....lol.

As I said it was a couple of years ago and it was an 'all in' price of around £700.

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And how does it sound?

Feel free to post an audio clip :-)
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Originally Posted by Scarletti
And how does it sound?

Feel free to post an audio clip :-)

Like a V8 should sound, great (IMHO).....lol

I have only ever recorded one small video and it does not do it justice as it was a very windy day.

One day I will get a proper one done.

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Nice set up.
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Originally Posted by SBlexus
Nice set up.
Thanks SB, it works.

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Thanks alot Steve

Yeah the past few weeks i have been looking and reading alot in the SC forum. I came from the LS400 forum but now i just bought a SC430. I have alot of plans and already spend way too much money on ordered all kind of parts from around the globe i hope the weather is better tomorrow so i can snap some pictures of my new baby so i can post them in the forum.

But Steve, that exhaust setup looks very nice. Thanks alot with the pictures. Makes it so much easier to see what mods i will be able to do also.

And yeah you sure have to make a new video of the sound of it drive by etc.

Everybody vote for videoclip
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WOW! Looks Great!
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That is some nice looking work!
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Thanks Harold and Edmond

The guy who made the exhaust for me was great. We spent a long time trying different set ups and he knew how each would sound before he hooked it all up.
We decided to add the small rear boxes as they took the 'harshness' out of the sound and now I just love to hear it when it first starts up.
It has a lovely 'burble' at idle, just as a V8 should sound IMHO.
There is a bit of a drone at low speed and when you are gentle on the gas, but no drone at motorway speeds.
When you drop a gear and step on the gas it sound superb and with the Injen intake fitted the noise is a real headturner.

As I said I will make a video when I can and post it on Youtube (if I can work out how).

I have said before on CL that I hardly ever listen to the stereo as I prefer the noise of the exhaust. lol

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Is it just a homebrew knocked up on the spot or a specific "kit" bought in and assembled?

It would be interesting to hear it with/without the "small rear boxes", but of course that isn't possible.
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Originally Posted by Scarletti
Is it just a homebrew knocked up on the spot or a specific "kit" bought in and assembled?

It would be interesting to hear it with/without the "small rear boxes", but of course that isn't possible.
Bit more than a 'knocked up homebrew', Mac.

It was custom made from scratch by Longlife Stainless Steel Exhaust Systems (hence the picture of the machine that does the bending and flaring).
They will make an exhaust for any car to the customers requirements and give a lifetime guarantee.
Took about six hours total and I was involved the whole time. Obviously it depends on how enthusiastic the maker is as to how it turns out. I may of been lucky that I found the right one.

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It looks like a beautiful job! I figured it was all stainless.


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