LR3 Exhaust? Better sound?
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LR3 Exhaust? Better sound?
Just bought a 2006 LR3 V8 SE about a month ago, I had a 96 Disco a few years ago and just like the rover I own now it wasn't much of a V8 like my 351ci Ford Bronco, but it at least had a nice rumble to it. Now I want my LR3 to have a nice rumble too, without reducing engine performance and without throwing any codes. I plan on keep the cats even though I usually remove them from every vehicle I own, but I'm just wondering if anyone's done any exhaust them self? I just want to put some glass packs on it, or a Flowmaster maybe, and of course some nice exhaust tips. Just wanting to hear any info and see some other people's exhaust setups.
#2
I just cut the giant resonator and tails off the 06, sounds awesome with just the muffler
trying to get the wife to let me do hers, I want to cut resonator off but keep the muffler and tail pipe mufflers, she wants it quiet but I want sound when you get on it some, she's just afraid I will make it loud like my d1
So looks like you can weld a piece of 1/4" round stock across the tails where they exit the big turtle looking resonator, then cut the pipes at each end of that Res.
Fill the gap with 2 pieces of 2 1/4" I.d. exhaust pipe, Welsh or muffler clamps, doing it like this retains all your hangers
trying to get the wife to let me do hers, I want to cut resonator off but keep the muffler and tail pipe mufflers, she wants it quiet but I want sound when you get on it some, she's just afraid I will make it loud like my d1
So looks like you can weld a piece of 1/4" round stock across the tails where they exit the big turtle looking resonator, then cut the pipes at each end of that Res.
Fill the gap with 2 pieces of 2 1/4" I.d. exhaust pipe, Welsh or muffler clamps, doing it like this retains all your hangers
#3
I just cut the giant resonator and tails off the 06, sounds awesome with just the muffler
trying to get the wife to let me do hers, I want to cut resonator off but keep the muffler and tail pipe mufflers, she wants it quiet but I want sound when you get on it some, she's just afraid I will make it loud like my d1
So looks like you can weld a piece of 1/4" round stock across the tails where they exit the big turtle looking resonator, then cut the pipes at each end of that Res.
Fill the gap with 2 pieces of 2 1/4" I.d. exhaust pipe, Welsh or muffler clamps, doing it like this retains all your hangers
trying to get the wife to let me do hers, I want to cut resonator off but keep the muffler and tail pipe mufflers, she wants it quiet but I want sound when you get on it some, she's just afraid I will make it loud like my d1
So looks like you can weld a piece of 1/4" round stock across the tails where they exit the big turtle looking resonator, then cut the pipes at each end of that Res.
Fill the gap with 2 pieces of 2 1/4" I.d. exhaust pipe, Welsh or muffler clamps, doing it like this retains all your hangers
#4
I mean if you want loud , cut off the tailpipe mufflers, resonater and big muffler and pipe all of it, probly sound crappy though
I would start with the turtle and if still too quiet take off the tail pipe mufflers, should be able to cut em off and replace with a long tailpipe turn down extension from the parts store, I did that on the d1
Only issue I see with too loud on the exhaust is you won't hear the rear and stuff going bad
I would start with the turtle and if still too quiet take off the tail pipe mufflers, should be able to cut em off and replace with a long tailpipe turn down extension from the parts store, I did that on the d1
Only issue I see with too loud on the exhaust is you won't hear the rear and stuff going bad
#5
I mean if you want loud , cut off the tailpipe mufflers, resonater and big muffler and pipe all of it, probly sound crappy though
I would start with the turtle and if still too quiet take off the tail pipe mufflers, should be able to cut em off and replace with a long tailpipe turn down extension from the parts store, I did that on the d1
Only issue I see with too loud on the exhaust is you won't hear the rear and stuff going bad
I would start with the turtle and if still too quiet take off the tail pipe mufflers, should be able to cut em off and replace with a long tailpipe turn down extension from the parts store, I did that on the d1
Only issue I see with too loud on the exhaust is you won't hear the rear and stuff going bad
and ha greaat, can't wait to hear rear end stuff going bad, what sounds should I be on the look out for with the rear end and what not?
#8
I do agree though, even the Range Rover Sport I had (identical mechanically) had a MUCH meaner sound to it, more of a low-end growl which is all I really want. You could hear it at idle a little bit also.
I traded it for the LR3 and as I said in a related thread.. a few days after I got it, I was at a gas station and went to drive off after filling the tank.. hopped in and nothing happened when I turned the key to "start".... after a few seconds of confusion I looked at the tach and it was sitting at idle. I literally can't even tell when this thing is running.
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