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The Workshop => Performance Related => Topic started by: m1tch on July 14, 2017, 12:32

Title: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: m1tch on July 14, 2017, 12:32
Hi all,

Just wanted to start this thread to ask about exhausts, I currently have some TTE twins which do sound great but will be looking to change them out at some point to something lighter and simpler in terms of routing, I will also go turbo at some point so tidying up the exhaust is on the list to make space for other pipework back there.

I will look to retain the stock cat so really just looking at options post cat - I am thinking of simply running to a smaller backbox with single tip although I thought I would also ask if anyone has run any of the bike cans on the car like some kit cars do.

Not looking for a loud exhaust, just looking for lower restriction in terms of gas flow so a smaller resonator with a single tip might be the way forward - what is everyones thoughts on the matter?
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Carolyn on July 14, 2017, 12:43
On the supercharger car, i had to route around the subframe, as the supercharger was where the manifold would normally be.  That meant the big can had to go.  This is what I ended up with.  (Photo taken before all the sealant was cleaned off!)
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: m1tch on July 14, 2017, 12:46
Quote from: "Carolyn"On the supercharger car, i had to route around the subframe, as the supercharger was where the manifold would normally be.  That meant the big can had to go.  This is what I ended up with.  (Photo taken before all the sealant was cleaned off!)

Thanks for that, yeah I was thinking of a routing like that, the OEM backbox is massive, the TTE backbox is slightly smaller but has the twin exits which again takes up a fair bit of space - was a faff to get to the cat O2 bung!

Thinking of getting the same sort of setup as yourself but might run a cylinder backbox rather than the larger oval sort, need to measure up the size etc to see what off the shelf silencers there are.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Carolyn on July 14, 2017, 12:47
I got my exhaust stuff from Profusion.  Big range.

Edit:  I went with the oval for maximum silencing.  Still a little loud for my taste, but not as loud as many I've heard.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: keljon on July 14, 2017, 15:28
i have an R1 titanium can for sale if your interested
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: keljon on July 14, 2017, 15:29
Quote from: "keljon"i have an R1 titanium can for sale if your interested
cheap as well  s;-) ;-) s;-)
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: m1tch on July 14, 2017, 18:38
Quote from: "Carolyn"I got my exhaust stuff from Profusion.  Big range.

Edit:  I went with the oval for maximum silencing.  Still a little loud for my taste, but not as loud as many I've heard.

Thanks for the tip on Profusion, looks like they have loads of supplies, might be able to make up my own system with the various bends!
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Carolyn on July 14, 2017, 19:08
The service is pretty good.  Check and double check exactly what you're ordering.  I got one bit wrong and they didn't pick it up (diameter).  We made everything from the manifold on, including cat.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: ChrisGB on July 15, 2017, 07:47
A single resonator could be very loud, I ended up running 2 in series when I was 1.8 NA, still do now. Pipe run was one can above the other with a U bend at the O/S end. Still running similar now, but 3" diameter.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: m1tch on July 19, 2017, 16:27
Quote from: "ChrisGB"A single resonator could be very loud, I ended up running 2 in series when I was 1.8 NA, still do now. Pipe run was one can above the other with a U bend at the O/S end. Still running similar now, but 3" diameter.

Sounds a good idea, will look into that, need to measure up the space back there to see where I am going to route the pipework, there is actually quite a bit of space to either side of the exhaust inside the rear bumper it seems.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Essex2Visuvesi on July 19, 2017, 17:01
Meet Mr Stumpy Noisy McNoisemaker
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ASBO in the post
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: m1tch on July 19, 2017, 21:21
Quote from: "Essex2Visuvesi"Meet Mr Stumpy Noisy McNoisemaker
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ASBO in the post

Outstanding effort!
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: maybeturbo on July 24, 2017, 10:53
Quote from: "Essex2Visuvesi"Meet Mr Stumpy Noisy McNoisemaker
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ASBO in the post


Is that mid pipe going to be a switchable exhaust valve? Very cool   s8) 8) s8)
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Essex2Visuvesi on July 24, 2017, 22:41
Quote from: "maybeturbo"
Quote from: "Essex2Visuvesi"Meet Mr Stumpy Noisy McNoisemaker
IMG_4698.JPG
ASBO in the post


Is that mid pipe going to be a switchable exhaust valve? Very cool   s8) 8) s8)

The fat bit is a 200Cel Cat
so its basically manifold, cat, twin centre exit pipes
Still have Stock cat & System just in case its too loud.  But I think with the turbo it should be about bearable
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: monsi on July 25, 2017, 12:29
This is what I ended up doing on my turbo, a sports cat followed by a small silencer then a y branch to the large oval silencer and the butterfly valve to the second exhaust. The butterfly is controlled by the ECU when MAP pressure is above or below set values it opens, nice and sporty but bearable for cruising then noisy for acceleration and - for the boy racer in me - on overrun   s:D :D s:D  

All the parts came from Profusion and seem to be good quality, no rust yet!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/HvtFJVWhUCCBVkYk2

https://photos.app.goo.gl/oYuO9uturhQTdjEn2
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Stannyman on July 25, 2017, 14:55
Hi peps just munching around the idea of a exhaust system for my 2 I want some with a bit more sound but not to much. I guess it has the original one on it being a 2006. I don't know how long they last. Got a price from a place in Hull there expensive. I wouldnt mind even second hand.
Thanks
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: maybeturbo on July 25, 2017, 16:14
Quote from: "Essex2Visuvesi"
Quote from: "maybeturbo"
Quote from: "Essex2Visuvesi"Meet Mr Stumpy Noisy McNoisemaker
IMG_4698.JPG
ASBO in the post


Is that mid pipe going to be a switchable exhaust valve? Very cool   s8) 8) s8)

The fat bit is a 200Cel Cat
so its basically manifold, cat, twin centre exit pipes
Still have Stock cat & System just in case its too loud.  But I think with the turbo it should be about bearable


Oh right, it goes straight to the pipes after the cat, that's gonna be LOUD! I thought the two pipes from the cat was one to the diverter and one to the normal exhaust.

After the power enterprise bits mines got a big Hayward and Scott silencer and I made my own decat pipe, it's not very loud, sounds nice, pops and bangs rally style now and then with the cat gone too.
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: Essex2Visuvesi on July 25, 2017, 17:13
It's a Fun car so noise is'nt really an issue
I do have the old system tho just in case
Title: Re: Exhausts - routing and bike cans
Post by: 1979scotte on July 25, 2017, 17:16
Quote from: "maybeturbo"After the power enterprise bits mines got a big Hayward and Scott silencer and I made my own decat pipe, it's not very loud, sounds nice, pops and bangs rally style now and then with the cat gone too.

I really like my Hayward and Scott for the same reasons.