side exit DB and track regulations

[MitchD]

Has anyone fitted a side exit exhaust on a TD04 and used there car for track? are people managing to get below the 92 and 95 DB limits at strict tracks?

thanks

Mitch

[starletezy]

It will probably pass on idle but from 10 meters fly by I doubt it

[Amjad]

I'd like to know this also, it's unlikely though

[TimD]

You'll likely struggle on anything but noisy days, and they are few and far between.

I think I'd rather have peace of mind that I wasn't going to have any trouble, by fitting a proper exhaust, than spend the best part of £300 for 10 minutes of track time.

[Socks]

a well engineered front exit isnt loud tbh. Seen many pass for track time before.

Depends on the silencer style and size used nad boost/cams etc

[akaye4000]

You can get just under 100db with a silenced front exit with a static test but if the track has drive by sensors then no. Tried many different options and eventually put the exhaust out the back and run under 90db now

[Gainzy]

The buddyclub spec2 is meant to not be fit for track either. I don't understand why people want to have the rear shaped bumper with the exhaust missing. Come to dislike front exits lol

[Bussey]

You will not get on track with a front exit full stop.

[Charlie28]

You will not get on track with a front exit full stop.

Robs front exit is a hell of a lot quieter than my Blitz system! May be different on boost though.

[starletezy]

On full throttle there aren't lol

[RobSR]

Robs front exit is a hell of a lot quieter than my Blitz system! May be different on boost though.

On idle it is, on full chat now its silly lol.