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BEAT TX · 08-09-2017, 05:04 PM

People complain about the way our cars sound, but I see more people turn their heads when I slow down at a red light and it gives the pedestrians on the strip a good burble and pop after the rev. Honestly, I get more looks in this car than I did in the GT-R... tons of GT-R's here in Vegas.

///M-er-gized · 08-09-2017, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BEAT TX

People complain about the way our cars sound, but I see more people turn their heads when I slow down at a red light and it gives the pedestrians on the strip a good burble and pop after the rev. Honestly, I get more looks in this car than I did in the GT-R... tons of GT-R's here in Vegas.

The internet is full of kids that complain about the sound of the new Ferrari 488 vs the old 458 that it replaced, and the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s vs the previous generation models.

Honestly, I think many of them just base everything on the YouTube videos they watch and the video games they play on their Sony PlayStation.

Fact is, the new Ferrari 488 is superior in every way to the 458. So are the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s relative to the previous generation models.

Also, many of these people have never seen or heard a real 458 and 488 in person, so what's the point of being so judgmental? If you ever hear a 488 in person, you'll absolutely love it. It's an Italian symphony of enjoyment.

Thescout13 · 08-09-2017, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ///M-er-gized

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Originally Posted by BEAT TX

People complain about the way our cars sound, but I see more people turn their heads when I slow down at a red light and it gives the pedestrians on the strip a good burble and pop after the rev. Honestly, I get more looks in this car than I did in the GT-R... tons of GT-R's here in Vegas.

The internet is full of kids that complain about the sound of the new Ferrari 488 vs the old 458 that it replaced, and the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s vs the previous generation models.

Honestly, I think many of them just base everything on the YouTube videos they watch and the video games they play on their Sony PlayStation.

Fact is, the new Ferrari 488 is superior in every way to the 458. So are the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s relative to the previous generation models.

Also, many of these people have never seen or heard a real 458 and 488 in person, so what's the point of being so judgmental? If you ever hear a 488 in person, you'll absolutely love it. It's an Italian symphony of enjoyment.

We are experiencing a time when people have no original thought. They just regurgitate whatever they hear in the news, in reviews, at church, etc...

///M4ster Yoda · 08-09-2017, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Thescout13

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Originally Posted by ///M-er-gized

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Originally Posted by BEAT TX

People complain about the way our cars sound, but I see more people turn their heads when I slow down at a red light and it gives the pedestrians on the strip a good burble and pop after the rev. Honestly, I get more looks in this car than I did in the GT-R... tons of GT-R's here in Vegas.

The internet is full of kids that complain about the sound of the new Ferrari 488 vs the old 458 that it replaced, and the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s vs the previous generation models.

Honestly, I think many of them just base everything on the YouTube videos they watch and the video games they play on their Sony PlayStation.

Fact is, the new Ferrari 488 is superior in every way to the 458. So are the new M3/M4s and Porsche 911s relative to the previous generation models.

Also, many of these people have never seen or heard a real 458 and 488 in person, so what's the point of being so judgmental? If you ever hear a 488 in person, you'll absolutely love it. It's an Italian symphony of enjoyment.

We are experiencing a time when people have no original thought. They just regurgitate whatever they hear in the news, in reviews, at church, etc...

Very true and sad as there is sooooooo much misinformation out there to sift through

BoxKing · 08-09-2017, 07:57 PM

I have a 17 ZCP and I'm "pleased" with the note from the exhaust and most others who have other cars feel like it's well underplayed. If anything I'll get a JB4 and DP combo and I'm sure it will be more pronounced.

Now if aftermarket exhausts didn't cost 4-5+k, and were priced at 1.5-2.5k then I'd jump all over one.

If a reputable company lowered their cost to 2500 all in, they would be in back order monthly. My .02 and still make a killing.

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BoxKing I Rock Your Girls Box 293 Rep 662 Posts Drives: M4 F82 ZCP AW Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Philadelphia iTrader: (1)	I have a 17 ZCP and I'm "pleased" with the note from the exhaust and most others who have other cars feel like it's well underplayed. If anything I'll get a JB4 and DP combo and I'm sure it will be more pronounced. Now if aftermarket exhausts didn't cost 4-5+k, and were priced at 1.5-2.5k then I'd jump all over one. If a reputable company lowered their cost to 2500 all in, they would be in back order monthly. My .02 and still make a killing.
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