All i know of is the tunnel at LAX, anyone know of any others?
William
William
Where are the good tunnels at?
- Thread starter WealthBuildR
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long beach airport.
spring and lakewood.
take 405N exit lakewood north. that will get you to the first tunnel
want to take a second run?
make a left on spring, there you will hit the second tunnel.
if you are a good driver, and your car is set up pretty nice. you can hit 3rd gear and do a triple digit.
dont pull a some German guy named "Dietrich".
shocking news at 10
prince william's NSX cut in half.
spring and lakewood.
take 405N exit lakewood north. that will get you to the first tunnel
want to take a second run?
make a left on spring, there you will hit the second tunnel.
if you are a good driver, and your car is set up pretty nice. you can hit 3rd gear and do a triple digit.
dont pull a some German guy named "Dietrich".
shocking news at 10
prince william's NSX cut in half.
ediddynsx said:
Lolz..what can i say, I'm loving the new exhaust. Hearing it scream under tunnels just gives me that natural high. If there was anyway to use the sound of my exhaust on an alarm clock, I'd be one very happy man and every morning would start off with a smile:biggrin:
ediddynsx said:
Yeah, finally did it. It fits really nice, I does hang pretty low and it is sort of heavy, its a true quad tip which is really nice, and I had the tips staggered for a cooler appearance, but the sound is amazing. I can't seem to get it over it, and sometimes when i'm at home, I have the urge to start the car, and just rev it. Call me crazy, I know:biggrin: I think I finally found the sound that i wanted, although I may try a capristo or x-ost maranello in the future. Also, any person who says the NSX is uncapable of having a high pitched exhaust note is simply incorrect. I can't wait to get headers, but the Ztek groupbuy is questionable. I don't think I can wait any longer, but headers and a very light flywheel should enhance the sound even more.
So if this is a stock 360 exhaust system:
How did you mount it to the car? Upside down?
How did you mount it to the car? Upside down?
WealthBuildR said:
I was just terrorizing the 4 tunnels on 110 north to 5 north. You would love those when there's little traffic.
scorp965 said:So if this is a stock 360 exhaust system:
How did you mount it to the car? Upside down?
I think it is installed upside down. I'm not really sure, but i took the muffler shop about 5 hours to fit and install the exhaust, so I believe it was somewhat of a complicated job.
WealthBuildR said:
That seems like it would look 'interesting' - do you have any straight on shots of your retrofitted exhaust system? Factory (used) F360 exhausts can sell in the $400-$500 range, if it sounds as good as you describe perhaps this could be a popular retrofit?
I'll try to post some pics today or tomorrow. I finally bought myself a digi-cam. I'd like to also post some soundclips, but unfortunately sound quality recordings on my digital camera don't do the exhaust any justice.
Glad you finally found an exhaust that satisfied your high pitch sound preference. It must be that good + now your NSX really have real Ferrari DNA:smile:. Hat off for for taking the time and getting it to work.WealthBuildR said:
If you want I can take some highly quality sound clips for you next Saturday at Crystal Cove, I am 90% sure that I will be going.
nsxsupra said:
Shoot!, I will be in Laughlin for the weekend:frown: Do you think you'll be available next next weekend? I've been looking forward to getting soundclips of my car.
William
laughlin? jetski, seadoo???!!!!
ka-ching ka-ching!
that place is awesome!
ka-ching ka-ching!
that place is awesome!
Downtown LA Figueroa and 1st, 2nd, or 3rd. Lots of Hollywood films by that tunnel.
Got to ride with Will a last weekend....the muffler is pretty cool sounding. At idle it sounds bubbly like if the motor has some wild cams. Driving at low rpms it sounds stock or a little louder. At vtec its starts to scream and gives a high pitched super bike like noise. It was pretty cool to check out and the fit looked pretty good from what I can see. Good stuff will enjoy your new muffler. :smile:
About an hour west of Denver is the Eisenhower Tunnel. It's ok, I guess (only 1.7 miles long).
(Couldn't resist such an opportunity to make you drool.)
(Couldn't resist such an opportunity to make you drool.)
