VX Exhaust

[edals]

hey Guys.

Just a Question if anyone has just remove the rear muffler on there V6 VX and just have a straight though pipe. If so how does it sound?
Just want to get a bit of a note out of the commy. don't have a lot of cash to splash

Cheers

[Jesterarts]

Ok, for this you are going to need a can of baked beans and a beer.

Preferable a big one.

Open up the can, pour the baker beans into a container for cooking, but DON'T throw out the can, was it... you will need it later.

Pop the baked beans on the stove and stir them regularly to keep then from sticking and burning.

Once they are cooked, serve them up with a beer.

EAT UP!

Once your done, grab that tin can from before and punch a hole in the bottom of it. You will have about 10min for this part of the excersie from the time you finish eating the baked beans.

Make sure that if you feel flatulance pressure you chench and keep it in.

Once you have a decent hole in the bottom of your tin can, about an inch in diameter put the can to your bung hole and release...

Now, the sound you hear... if you like it, then cut the rear muffler out of your exhaust, if you don't, save up for a decent catback.

Regards,

Jesterarts

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

I've been waiting for an excuse to use a new one...

[edals]

Is SPC or Heinz cans best for this? Or homebrand? ;-)
Righto, Just asking, Will just keep saving my Pennies and cans for a proper system LOL

Ok, for this you are going to need a can of baked beans and a beer.

Preferable a big one.

Open up the can, pour the baker beans into a container for cooking, but DON'T throw out the can, was it... you will need it later.

Pop the baked beans on the stove and stir them regularly to keep then from sticking and burning.

Once they are cooked, serve them up with a beer.

EAT UP!

Once your done, grab that tin can from before and punch a hole in the bottom of it. You will have about 10min for this part of the excersie from the time you finish eating the baked beans.

Make sure that if you feel flatulance pressure you chench and keep it in.

Once you have a decent hole in the bottom of your tin can, about an inch in diameter put the can to your bung hole and release...

Now, the sound you hear... if you like it, then cut the rear muffler out of your exhaust, if you don't, save up for a decent catback.

Regards,

Jesterarts

[acarmody]

Farkin hell thats funny.

[Jesterarts]

Is SPC or Heinz cans best for this? Or homebrand? ;-)
Righto, Just asking, Will just keep saving my Pennies and cans for a proper system LOL

Heinz ftw! lol, sorry mate, had some spare time on my hands and couldn't help myself!

But yeah, a bloke I knew had a VX S manual, cut out the rear muffler, i was laughing so hard when I heard it coming up the street.

Put excels with cannons TO SHAME!

Save up for say a redback catback, I think mine set me back about 400 installed, can't remember exactly. And then if you want it a bit lower to can replace the rear muffler with say a 16inch hotdog and it will sound alright.

Good luck with it mate.

[dynoryder]

my mate has a vx calais genIII we took the mufflers off the back it dident change much

SO ............. we decided to take the middle one off **** that was funny

but i think a six would sound crap with no mufflers

[HARVZ-6]

my mate has a v6 vs stato and we replaced the back muffler with pipe.. its not loud but it sounds good

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

2 1/2" cat back no rear resonator $180, with rear resonator $240, plus $35 shipping.

[S.T.K.E]

2 1/2" cat back no rear resonator $180, with rear resonator $240, plus $35 shipping.

You have a template for that now dont you????

[vxcustom]

I have just replaced the rear resonator with 3" stainless pipe and sounds freakin awesome. Not so loud that the boys in blue are gunna hasslme me but loud enough that I can hear it. I have some pics posted in another thread