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<blockquote data-quote="Alex VW Heritage" data-source="post: 487108" data-attributes="member: 19109"><p>anything above stock you will increase the noise levels, Vintage speed are good but equally a twin quiet pack, but neither are what i would call quiet.</p><p></p><p>An engine is an air pump so more air in and more air out the better they go so as you start to upgrade you will need a better flowing exhaust than a stock, as you say it will be restrictive.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alex VW Heritage, post: 487108, member: 19109"] anything above stock you will increase the noise levels, Vintage speed are good but equally a twin quiet pack, but neither are what i would call quiet. An engine is an air pump so more air in and more air out the better they go so as you start to upgrade you will need a better flowing exhaust than a stock, as you say it will be restrictive. [/QUOTE]
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