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custom90



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If you think these exhausts are "loud" you've got another thought coming.
The TD5 as standard was more raspy than the Puma.
And last but not least a Defender as standard is not a small motor.
Under 1.5L is what I call small.

Only in the USA would 2.2 2.4 or 2.5L be considered small.

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M94PUMA



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Location: Hampshire
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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 90 Td5 CSW Tonga Green

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Zed wrote:
discomog wrote:
Why would anyone want their Defender to sound like a teenager's Seat Ibiza or Vauxhall Corsa?


Loud exhausts on really slow motors make me laugh.


Sounds like you need a remap and a few mods here and there Wink then put your foot down no slow motor I can assure you!!
My 2.4 is a 130mph sleeper! Sadly the speedo runs out but the photo gives you a rough idea, Bmw’s Don’t like the sight of my 90 in the rear view mirror at 100mph waiting to get past them Wink

I’ve got a straight through with just the back box inplace still and it sounds nice and deep but not too loud with a good turbo noise between gears..
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original cat with no internals and no mid pipe. sound is fine for me.
notably more business like without being 'boy racer' annoying.
Post #751374 15th Jan 2019 9:42am
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Co1



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Any chance of some audio from those of you with modified exhausts (that haven’t posted it already)?
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Zed



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M94PUMA wrote:

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Zed wrote:
discomog wrote:
Why would anyone want their Defender to sound like a teenager's Seat Ibiza or Vauxhall Corsa?


Loud exhausts on really slow motors make me laugh.


Sounds like you need a remap and a few mods here and there Wink then put your foot down no slow motor I can assure you!!
My 2.4 is a 130mph sleeper! Sadly the speedo runs out but the photo gives you a rough idea, Bmw’s Don’t like the sight of my 90 in the rear view mirror at 100mph waiting to get past them Wink

I’ve got a straight through with just the back box inplace still and it sounds nice and deep but not too loud with a good turbo noise between gears..


Sounds like I have similar. Not too loud, Stage 2, turbo etc. it's decent for a Puma but barely respectable compared to other cars or even quick Defenders. I suspect it may be your driving style that spooks the BMW's, not your motor.


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If you think these exhausts are "loud" you've got another thought coming.
The TD5 as standard was more raspy than the Puma.
And last but not least a Defender as standard is not a small motor.
Under 1.5L is what I call small.

Only in the USA would 2.2 2.4 or 2.5L be considered small.

Who said anything about small? all I said was "Loud exhausts on really slow motors make me laugh". That's just me, each to their own and all that.
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