Hi All,

Just had some work done on the car:- new front subframe V mounts, new lower suspension arms, new shock and wishbone bushes, new anti-roll bar link rod ends, new drilled discs and new pads - feels like a new car!

Anyway, I was out and about bedding things in, and remembered to bring my camera so i could record the sound of an Adamesh Sports exhaust - over-axle and rear pipes combo. The cats and centre box are standard. In the two years I've had them fitted I've hardly switched on the stereo - I just drive around with the windows open. I've had nothing but positive comments from everyone I've met, and I've never noticed any drone while on long runs.

It was only £400 all-in and I love it.

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Hi would love to hear your exhaust unfortunately there's no video in the photo bucket link.

Look forward to it up and running soon.

 

Think I've fixed it now. Photobucket said I'd renamed the file (?!) and then my whole PC crashed. First time with Windows 7 - ho hum.

 

hi - i can't hear anything either - can u stick it on youtube or something? - i'm planning on getting the adam mesh set up too - did u upgrade the air filter too? someone on here recommended the K+N one when u fit that exhaust. - who fitted the adamesh for u?

 

I started with the Adamesh kit as well, best bang for the buck. It's an easy install if you can get under the car (I used ramps). Hardest part is working the old pipes and muffler off. But about an hour job, less if your old pipes decide to come off easy.