Just wondering if a sports exhaust gives an improved engine note to the vRS and if possible, could you describe how it sounds, if you know?

The only one I heard was that of a red furby vrs at trax which had a sports exhaust. Owner was no Briskodian. Did hear it though and sounded rather nice. A deep throaty kind of burble. At idling, you'd never know it was a diesel Blip the throttle and all would be revealed. Not "loud" but nice 'n' juicy

Nice. Definitely sounds good!!

Lets just admit it guys, while the furby vRS is a stunnin' car an all no matter what it still sounds like a tranny van

Mine produces a nice burble/grumble on acceleration, but is as normal on idle.

Lets just admit it guys, while the furby vRS is a stunnin' car an all no matter what it still sounds like a tranny van

But the common rail diesels are even worse.

Lets just admit it guys, while the furby vRS is a stunnin' car an all no matter what it still sounds like a tranny van[/b']

Is that what they drove in pricilla queen of the desert???

Ross Clarke's miltek sounds very nice when he canes it - very un-diesel like

Ross Clarke's miltek sounds very nice when he canes it - very un-diesel like

On the other hand, I thought common rails were supposed to sound less dieselly? Saying that, above about 2000rpm I think the engine note is not that bad for a diesel