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rastta · 05-08-2018, 06:38 AM

I have two ways of reducing sound on my Boxster. One is a set of supertrapps that bolt on the exhaust and the other is a set of "Laguna pipes" that I built which are essentially angled pipes with a small insert and exhaust packing stuffed in them. The pipes didn't work well enough to pass sound - 92dB was the limit and I was hitting 94-95 dB. The supertrapps were more effective but I still have to lift when going by the sound station. My car without either is at about 98dB wide open.

Pipes installed - 3" diameter

Inside

Inside #2

Supertrapps

05-08-2018, 06:38 AM	#7
rastta Registered User Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Cowtown CA Posts: 369	I have two ways of reducing sound on my Boxster. One is a set of supertrapps that bolt on the exhaust and the other is a set of "Laguna pipes" that I built which are essentially angled pipes with a small insert and exhaust packing stuffed in them. The pipes didn't work well enough to pass sound - 92dB was the limit and I was hitting 94-95 dB. The supertrapps were more effective but I still have to lift when going by the sound station. My car without either is at about 98dB wide open. Pipes installed - 3" diameter Inside Inside #2 Supertrapps