Reply to "180 Deg Headers"

hemip (Guest)

To my ears one has to stand in the middle of behind the car to get the best sound. In some angles standing at the sidewalk listening to the car passing by, it may sound as a 4-cylinder car. With the outlets together at the place of the AC radiator, we got the same sound independent from listening location point. Angling the last part of the pipes to straight backward can have some correction.
Well, I almost newer hear anyone else to express this opinion, so It might be only me that
Is a little disturbed by this slight illsound.
Regards
Goran Malmberg

5/19/048:25 AM

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