Scottish Elises

I may have gone too far, I de-catted the Elise Parts exhaust. Sounds great, not sure the residents of Dundee will agree tho. It is UNBELIEVABLY LOUD! Maybe a bit chav!?

scott

Yep, it's too loud. Even with a sports cat it's too loud. That's why I swapped it with you Your exhaust sounds great on my car too!

Cheers,
Robin

robin wrote:Yep, it's too loud. Even with a sports cat it's too loud. That's why I swapped it with you Your exhaust sounds great on my car too!

Cheers,
Robin

Aw cool glad you like it

See this is wot I'm wondering, is there such a thing as too loud?

scott

There is and yours is probably too loud. Put the cat back on and see what it's like

I've thought about a crp.....

Aw it sounds great w the cat on, but thought I fancied a bit more punch tho, an at the same time prolong the life of the CAT. But it's not so much of a punch as serious GBH! I'll see how I get on with it, if I keep the revs down (heh) then its only a little noisier than w the CAT on.

scott

You've replaed your CAT with a Lion, ROAR!!

RICHARDHUMBLE wrote:You've replaed your CAT with a Lion, ROAR!!

lol! No - I've replaced it with 60,000 Lions all screaming in pain and wanting to kill.... bystanders, lollie pop ladies, people quietly sitting in their living rooms watchin the telly etc

Scott

Scottd wrote:I may have gone too far, I de-catted the Elise Parts exhaust. Sounds great, not sure the residents of Dundee will agree tho. It is UNBELIEVABLY LOUD! Maybe a bit chav!?

scott

The difference with the elise is, it looks like it should be that load.. its not a bolt on botch job body kit wearing shopping trolley.

So no. You will never be accused of being a chav by anyone on here. Just go easy on the furry dice and bonnet stripes

Not sure the cat will last longer on the bench exposed to moisture than it will inline ... you should keep it in the airing cabinet (preferably with the boiler on!) until it's perfecly dry, then vacuum pack it until you need it again (or just keep it in the airing cabinet forever).

Gareth - you'll need a lambda faker to fit a CRP to your car as it has lambdas pre- and post- cat.

Cheers,
Robin

robin wrote:
Gareth - you'll need a lambda faker to fit a CRP to your car as it has lambdas pre- and post- cat.

Cheers,
Robin

Oh, OK, I won't be getting one then.

You could fit a sports cat.



Mac

John Reid wrote:

Scottd wrote:I may have gone too far, I de-catted the Elise Parts exhaust. Sounds great, not sure the residents of Dundee will agree tho. It is UNBELIEVABLY LOUD! Maybe a bit chav!?

scott

The difference with the elise is, it looks like it should be that load.. its not a bolt on botch job body kit wearing shopping trolley.

So no. You will never be accused of being a chav by anyone on here. Just go easy on the furry dice and bonnet stripes

I hear what ur saying an couldn't agree more
I'll leave the stripes to Dave an even give him me furry dice!

robin wrote:Not sure the cat will last longer on the bench exposed to moisture than it will inline ... you should keep it in the airing cabinet (preferably with the boiler on!) until it's perfecly dry, then vacuum pack it until you need it again (or just keep it in the airing cabinet forever).
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In just 8 months I really noticed it a hell of a lot more rusty than it was. I will try an dry it out, dunno about the vacum pack thing tho but it still surely gotta be better that gettin rained on every day?

Re: loud exhaust... erm, I've got used to it already, it's cool! Drove to Glasgow on Friday night and arrived with only a mild headache - nice

scott

P.S. people seem to move out my way now sooo much more even BMW drivers!!