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Old Jul 15, 2012 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by alwin
Stock. The aftermarket exhaust gets old in like a week, then the initial euphoria is overshadowed by migraines and constant ringing in the ears on drives longer than 15min.
Agreed.
 
Old Jul 15, 2012 | 02:53 PM
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Old Jul 16, 2012 | 01:47 AM
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Ever consider installing the Ferrari 430 Challenge Rumore LHS intake? I've read that it's good for another +10hp and added exhaust sound.
 
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imo....save the money - you may regret this mod
 
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Originally Posted by alwin
Stock. The aftermarket exhaust gets old in like a week, then the initial euphoria is overshadowed by migraines and constant ringing in the ears on drives longer than 15min.

At least that's what happened to me.
On a car like that or a CS the factory exhaust is tuned perfectly.
 
Old Jul 16, 2012 | 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Mash430
Hello All,

As the Topic says, I'm looking into installing a complete exhaust system for my Scud. Their are 3 companies that manufacture systems for the Scud,

1- Fabspeed
2- Capristo
3- Tubi

I have done some research and couldn't really tell which one is best, or which one i should go with. Any ideas will be helpful.

Thx
1- I would do some searching on other F car forums as it might be enlightening - no personal experience.
2- currently got a Capristo Scuderia system with remote valve control on my 16M, great set up, big saving in weight over stock, perfect sound and no drone even with valves always open. Not much louder than stock but higher pitch and of course valve control is great.
3- previously had a Tubi inconel valveless on the 16M, wonderful build quality, very very loud (almost too loud in a Spider) but did drone at 3500 rpm.
 
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Old Jul 16, 2012 | 07:04 PM
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I think the full Capristo system is lighter (by 24kg right?), but if it's just the stock exhaust vs Capristo exhaust, isn't the Capristo is only marginally lighter in weight since stock is made of titanium and the Capristo in heavier stainless steel?
 
Old Jul 17, 2012 | 03:23 AM
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Originally Posted by alwin
I think the full Capristo system is lighter (by 24kg right?), but if it's just the stock exhaust vs Capristo exhaust, isn't the Capristo is only marginally lighter in weight since stock is made of titanium and the Capristo in heavier stainless steel?
24kg is I believe correct for the full Capristo system compared to stock, manifolds, race cats and muffler - not to mention the improved sprung mounting system which prevents exhaust stress. Stock Ferrari system isn't Titanium, even in a Scud, and the stock muffler is very heavy.
 
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Old Jul 17, 2012 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Russell996
24kg is I believe correct for the full Capristo system compared to stock, manifolds, race cats and muffler - not to mention the improved sprung mounting system which prevents exhaust stress. Stock Ferrari system isn't Titanium, even in a Scud, and the stock muffler is very heavy.
Stock scuderia muffler weighs about 30lbs (I think), Capristo is about 25lbs give or take a pound right?...so roughly about a 5lbs saving.

The x-pipe type exhausts I know weigh about 12lbs so that's definitely a huge chunk of weight savings. But not sure if the Capristo catback is that much lighter...do you still have your stock one lying around? I should've weighed mine when it was out of the car, but I remember lifting it into my suv and it didn't feel that much heavier.
 

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