[laborsmith]

Agree.

Laborsmith

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Autonaut

Driving a 4cylinder turbo mustang or camaro with exhaust sounds coming through the speakers will be equivalent of dating a model and you only see her photoshopped beauty while everyone else sees the real non-photoshopped version of her.

You might be fooling yourself but others will still hear the true sound.

I would like a 4 cylinder turbo or better if i can afford. But the first "mod" i would perform is pulling a fuse/turn off the exhaust noises through the speakers.

You don't need to pull a fuse. Just turn it off through the DIC.

[laborsmith]

True. But pulling the fuse is the act of a rebel and if I am anything, a rebel I am.

Laborsmith

[CrystalRedTintcoat]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Why would I want to remind myself that I'm driving a 4 banger with noise of it coming through the radio?

Talk about a punch in the gut.

You read my post wrong. The 4 banger uses Active noise control (ANC), also known as noise cancellation, or active noise reduction (ANR) to reduce unwanted sound by the addition of a second sound specifically designed to cancel the first.

[Galts Disciple]

My daily driver is a Focus ST and it has what Ford calls the "Sound Symposer." I think it's funny that it has the word poser buried in there. Anyway it's not that noticeable but you can tell it's fake. I wish I had the option to turn it off. I'm not a fan of this trend of enhancing the sound of the engine through the audio system.

[ecoswag1990]

Originally Posted by SuperSound

Eco did you pull the fuse on yours? I saw the video of the yellow ecoboost with and without the fuse pulled. To me it sounded better without. What's your opinion?

No I haven't pulled mine I like the way it sounds as it is but I do know the video you're referring to. I put on the ford racing exhaust pretty much immediately so I don't really remember how mine sounds stock. Here's a video I made of mine, you'll need headphones to hear the bass tones. I think it sounds great for a T4, I think a lot of ppl will opt for the V8/V6 purely for the sound but it's not necessary to me

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mpZhceVWcQM

[LilAndyG23]

Originally Posted by Autonaut

Driving a 4cylinder turbo mustang or camaro with exhaust sounds coming through the speakers will be equivalent of dating a model and you only see her photoshopped beauty while everyone else sees the real non-photoshopped version of her.

You might be fooling yourself but others will still hear the true sound.

I would like a 4 cylinder turbo or better if i can afford. But the first "mod" i would perform is pulling a fuse/turn off the exhaust noises through the speakers.

This is so perfect, I am lmao and nodding my head all at the same time because it's so funny and still so true. Same goes for the civics and ricers out there! Lmbo! Too funny dude! You nailed it

[LilAndyG23]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

Unless you are planning a exhaust swap anyway you should get the dual mode exhaust, that should do it.

I still don't think a stock exhaust could ever hit the spot for a true enthusiast, it all depends on just how good it sounds. No one has any real world videos of the ss yet, but I highly doubt it's comparable to the Stainless Steel Works and the Borlas and the Corsas that we all know and love.
You might can tell I'm still in my 20's, I like em loud with no drone! Loud idle, loud under a load, but a quiet cruising speed. I want the whole world to know I got a small block Chevrolet! Loud and proud!

[CrystalRedTintcoat]

This video demonstrates the sound. It doesn't sound anything like the videos I've taken inside my cab. I actually like this sound a lot.

http://youtu.be/SDuIKbcGzhE


-CRT

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[FenwickHockey65]

That's a V6.

[LilAndyG23]

Originally Posted by CrystalRedTintcoat

This video demonstrates the sound. It doesn't sound anything like the videos I've taken inside my cab. I actually like this sound a lot.

http://youtu.be/SDuIKbcGzhE


-CRT

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Hey that's very impressive for the v6 can't wait to hear that ss revving up!

[Geno]

Originally Posted by CrystalRedTintcoat

This video demonstrates the sound. It doesn't sound anything like the videos I've taken inside my cab. I actually like this sound a lot.

http://youtu.be/SDuIKbcGzhE


-CRT

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You are hearing the sound bounce off concrete walls. Probably would sound even louder in a tunnel.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by LilAndyG23

I still don't think a stock exhaust could ever hit the spot for a true enthusiast, it all depends on just how good it sounds. No one has any real world videos of the ss yet, but I highly doubt it's comparable to the Stainless Steel Works and the Borlas and the Corsas that we all know and love.
You might can tell I'm still in my 20's, I like em loud with no drone! Loud idle, loud under a load, but a quiet cruising speed. I want the whole world to know I got a small block Chevrolet! Loud and proud!

From what I have read on the 6th gen the dual mode exhaust will be tunable from full track mode to stealth mode... Something impossible with a aftermarket exhaust. Sometimes you need to sneak in late at night to keep from waking the whole neighborhood...

[Jeffro19]

I usaully get borla exhaust on all my vehicles but I think this time around I will stick with the dual mode factory exhaust