Passenger Cars
Noise « Longlife
I have put Some simple information together to explain what an exhaust system is, and what it will do for your car.
What is an exhaust system?
An exhaust system in general removes the by products of combustion from the car’s engine and vent them in to the atmosphere away from passengers. This silences the noise of the engine and cleans up car engine emissions before venting them into the atmosphere. (Post 1992 cars only)
What will a stainless steel exhaust system do for my car?
have a soul purpose of replacing the factory fitted exhaust system of a car. This will improve the cars visual, sound and general performance. Stainless steel exhausts will give any car a great style upgrade, by making changes to the more visible parts such as the exhaust tip. But you must keep in mind that aftermarket stainless steel exhausts are not just a stylish accessory but also alters the performance of a vehicle.
So before you can even consider buying a new exhaust system, make sure you think about these considerations before any purchases:
• Cost: the cost of a system is quite overweighed, but please keep in mind that an exhaust made from such durable steel will last many yeas. Less maintenance is required to keep a high level of shine with stainless steel exhaust. So perhaps setting yourself a budget before ordering will give you a better idea of what you can get.
• Sound: if you have ever dreamt of driving a sports car with a unique rumbling noise that will instantly turn heads, then a
stainless steel exhaust could be a great investment for you. Depending on the system you choose you could get a deeper roar, replicating those high end sports cars. All you need now are the
!
• Performance: an aftermarket stainless steel exhaust gives your car a more efficient fuel path. Making your engine breath better and creating more power. I should explain that my VW Passat is now seven years old and completely standard except for the performance exhaust that I had fitted with great results about two years ago. The standard output of the engine when new was 130bhp which in itself gave fairly lively performance. The much increased power delivery with my new
exhaust was fantastically smooth with the feeling of more grunt coming in even before the turbo spooled up.
http://www.longlife.co.uk/blog/index.php/category/noise/