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      07-05-2014, 12:10 PM   #89
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Why no x-pipe instead of simply replacing the perforated tubes? You can open the top and install x-pipe for even better sound over these tubes. Still maintaining same stealth appearence from below!
You want a nice smooth path for the exhaust gases to get out as fast as possible. An x-pipe would introduce turbulence and create back pressure. An x-pipe is really only useful in a NA engine because you can take advantage of the scavenging effect on the exhaust pulses. The turbine blades cancel out these pulses and what you want is to a smooth path on the way out.
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      07-05-2014, 01:35 PM   #90
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Wow I just heard this car....destroys the new M4.

"Hi! I'm the new Jag coupe. BMW M4...pfft!!!!"

Thank you, please come again!

I have actually driven 2 variants of the new Jag convertible (same engines as the new coupe) and they both sounded amazing. Problem with the rest of the car is that it's more of a GT than anything in terms of the ride, shifting, etc. It's really meant for the older driver who wants a 2-seater but isn't looking for a proper sports car (ie. Cayman/Boxster). Anyone who is seriously considering an M3/M4 won't be the right buyer for the Jag and vice-versa when you consider the sport vs GT characters and 2 seat difference between the cars.

But, in all fairness, comparing almost any car to the new Jag in terms of exhaust sounds is a losing proposition, as the exhaust is probably the BEST aspect to the new Jag from a fun to drive perspective.

All of that being said, I REALLY hope some new owners try some more mods so we can find a mod and/or aftermarket exhaust that sounds good on the new M3/M4, as my E93 M3 with the OEM Exhaust Mod (non-perforated) puts a smile on my face everytime I drive because of the exhaust sound. And I'm concerned that the new M3/M4 won't do the same based on these preliminary reviews...
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      07-05-2014, 03:18 PM   #91
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Why no x-pipe instead of simply replacing the perforated tubes? You can open the top and install x-pipe for even better sound over these tubes. Still maintaining same stealth appearence from below!
You want a nice smooth path for the exhaust gases to get out as fast as possible. An x-pipe would introduce turbulence and create back pressure. An x-pipe is really only useful in a NA engine because you can take advantage of the scavenging effect on the exhaust pulses. The turbine blades cancel out these pulses and what you want is to a smooth path on the way out.
OK great, didn't knew that! Thanks.
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      07-05-2014, 06:05 PM   #92
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I have actually driven 2 variants of the new Jag convertible (same engines as the new coupe) and they both sounded amazing. Problem with the rest of the car is that it's more of a GT than anything in terms of the ride, shifting, etc. It's really meant for the older driver who wants a 2-seater but isn't looking for a proper sports car (ie. Cayman/Boxster). Anyone who is seriously considering an M3/M4 won't be the right buyer for the Jag and vice-versa when you consider the sport vs GT characters and 2 seat difference between the cars.

But, in all fairness, comparing almost any car to the new Jag in terms of exhaust sounds is a losing proposition, as the exhaust is probably the BEST aspect to the new Jag from a fun to drive perspective.

All of that being said, I REALLY hope some new owners try some more mods so we can find a mod and/or aftermarket exhaust that sounds good on the new M3/M4, as my E93 M3 with the OEM Exhaust Mod (non-perforated) puts a smile on my face everytime I drive because of the exhaust sound. And I'm concerned that the new M3/M4 won't do the same based on these preliminary reviews...
the jag is one of those cars IMO. where the engine/sound is the selling point of the car.
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      07-05-2014, 08:10 PM   #93
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wait couple of years and you will have that Jag for 15K, they depreciate as quickly as britney spears
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      07-06-2014, 05:04 AM   #94
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Sounds farty

Put back the res... Delete cats and gut mufflers
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      07-06-2014, 05:05 AM   #95
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Why no x-pipe instead of simply replacing the perforated tubes? You can open the top and install x-pipe for even better sound over these tubes. Still maintaining same stealth appearence from below!
You want a nice smooth path for the exhaust gases to get out as fast as possible. An x-pipe would introduce turbulence and create back pressure. An x-pipe is really only useful in a NA engine because you can take advantage of the scavenging effect on the exhaust pulses. The turbine blades cancel out these pulses and what you want is to a smooth path on the way out.
Untrue, it SMOOTHS turbulence and equals flow.
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      07-06-2014, 08:41 PM   #96
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kinda sounds like a Subaru
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      07-14-2014, 03:51 AM   #97
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Sounds awesome. Any drone, mate?
No drone at all. This mod with an AR catted DP will sound awesome! Btw that's my next mod.
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      07-15-2014, 04:38 AM   #98
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F82: "Hey M392!"

E92: "Hello my young Padawan, what´s up?"

F82: "Listen to how great my turbodized Sixer sounds...!"

[F82 revs and farts his ass off]

E92:

"Look kid, this is a real mens engine sound:"




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      07-15-2014, 04:54 AM   #99
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F82: "Hey M392!"

E92: "Hello my young Padawan, what´s up?"

F82: "Listen to how great my turbodized Sixer sounds...!"

[F82 revs and farts his ass off]

E92:

"Look kid, this is a real mens engine sound:"




F82:
hahahaha
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Any check engine light ?
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Dear Members, are there any power gains from removing the resonator or purely for sound purposes? Is the resonator restrictive?

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