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| bengerman | Mar 24 2010, 06:51 PM Post #1 |
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hey guys. havent been on here a while, busy with uni and stuff. i was just thinking of getting a muffler for my camry and heard that there's a law stating how loud it can go and stuff. not planning to get smth too loud but i am planning to order a Vibrant muffler and am unsure how loud it would be. Vibrant any advice?cheers! |
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| greeneyes | Mar 24 2010, 06:55 PM Post #2 |
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Probably as loud as shit! I'm sure all the noisy mufflers are straight-throughs, although there might be some quiet ones around if they're long enough. Can you get any data from Vibrant themselves? Vibrant's not in here, but this is the muffler comparison I posted up a while back- http://autospeed.com.au/cms/article.html?&A=0383&P=1 |
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| bengerman | Mar 24 2010, 07:30 PM Post #3 |
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found these.anyone know the max sound level allowed in nz? Over the years, we have conducted numerous tests, on a wide variety of vehicles, to gauge the sound levels produced by our exhaust systems. We exclusively use the SAE J1169-1998 testing standard when we gauging the exhaust tone produced by our exhaust systems. This is the same testing standard used by the State of California and several other states for testing vehicles equipped with aftermarket performance exhaust systems. We are proud that virtually all of our direct fit exhaust systems register at or below 95db using the SAE standard noted above. Please keep in mind that, when used in conjunction with other products (such as air intake kits or exhaust headers), the overall combined effect might cause particular vehicles to exceed the allowable limits. vibrant clip |
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