Car info: SEAT LEON FR 2.0 TDI 2012 Hello. So I'm wanting to get a full exhaust kit on my car. YES I know it's a diesel blah blah. But I want some sound on my car.. My question is would my car output some decent sound (better than stock lol) or not as I still have the DPF intact? Yes I know I can have the dpf removed and it would make a huge difference but the thing is my car is already remapped and I heard you have to remap your car again when you get a dpf delete. Side note: My car is already remapped and the EGR is deleted. Below is the the kit I would install: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114130039273

Our area is plagued by cars which have had the exhausts modified to sound louder.

They are a b***** nuisance, the drivers are clearly very childish if they think a noisy car is better or makes anybody admire them.

If you want to make more noise take it to a racetrack and rev it till it blows the engine.

He didn't need to, it will sound crass like all the other cloned modified street rods.

Fitting a turbo dump valve should help the assault on everyone's ears.

I get what you mean. But seriously would I get some decent sound out of it.

It will sound exactly what it is, a system lacking a silencer, don't forget to notify your insurer of this modification and the egr delete or they could walk away from a claim, which will affect your premiums for many years ahead and could cost you everything you earn for the rest of your life if you caused life changing injury or worse to someone.

It will look quite nice i suppose having twin shiny tips, it's mild steel painted black so don't expect it to last forever but what can you expect for the fairly reasonable price.

Keep in mind that MIJ Walsall will make and fit a complete cat back stainless system for slightly over £300 (possibly gorn up from that figure) plus probably a surcharge for any fancy tips, and offer a lifetime warranty.

Edited by gordonbennet on 20/05/2024 at 21:58