NSX in tunnel

[AR]

As they say the proof is in the pudding.

Low speed, high rev tunnel pass.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jtK2XnTxg9I

Cheers,

AR

[Senninha]

Hi Ary,

It sounds good if maybe a little anti social :laugh:

I may be a little biased but I prefer this deeper tone ;)

http://nsxcb.co.uk/movies/S2NSX.mpg

(from 50 seconds onwards)

regards, Paul

[dan the man]

ones got wind noise tho and one hasnt.

Id like to hear the R inside a building on a dyno.

both good tho :)

[AR]

ones got wind noise tho and one hasnt.

Id like to hear the R inside a building on a dyno.

both good tho :)

Hey Dan this is not an R, only in spirit.

[AR]

Paul, your car sounds great in a building, but it will be too quiet for me on the tunnels. That tunnel video is at 8K rpms. In this one you can hear how quite it can be when not revved.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khmYwBcsUSQ

Cheers,

AR

[Senninha]

Hi Ary,

IMO the exhaust note I have is more stealth like which suits the styling of the my NSX. I like how the NSX appears to be standard OEM until you start looking closer. Same with the exhaust, I can drive around town or cruise along not attracting attention, but when I decide to open her up then everyone becomes aware of its presence :)

There are now quite a few different exhausts within the community, some sound really good, some, for me just a bit too loud all of the time.

regards, Paul

[dan the man]

Hey Dan this is not an R, only in spirit.



sorry thouhgt it was an old video. sounds similar tho ;)

(well to the only one i have been in :D ~)

[amo]

luv it cant wait till i do 1 now mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

thx amo

[TheSebringOne]

When I take the plunge and change the zorst, I like a dual role one like Pauls, sounds oem in normal driving or cruising, but is alot louder when you want to be naughty! Also a cat back system which will help the whole system breathe better and hopefully release a few more ponies! :thumbsup:

[Senninha]

Thanx James,

And dont forget that to breath better you should address the intake aswell as zorst, IMO

regards, Paul