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hi guys

need to get my exhaust tested to see how loud it is. its a 3in system with a hotdog muffler hiflo cat 3inch split dump and a jazma oval rear muffler. doesnt sound that loud but is probably over 90db. where should i go to get it tested. vic roads have there approved testers, but none of them are near me. closest is lilydale or dandenong. anyone had theres tested around the s.e suberbs? im sure theres more testers than just the approved vic roads ones.

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didnt actually get canary for exhaust. but i have to get my car engineered due to the whole i cut out for my hybrid intercooler kit. the engineer must now do the whole car not just the engine bay. just want to get it tested before the engineer does it. want to have it all micky mouse so i only have to take it to him once. he will perform the test himself i just want to make sure its gonna pass

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I just went to get a noise test for my GTR. It has a stock exhaust on it now and still failed at 92db !!!

Only mod on it is the pods, they said to put the standard one on, however i dont know if that will make a difference.

Not happy Jan !!

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ive always used the boys at daalder in box hill.. sure the place looks a bit dodgy but they guys there are good blokes

Daalder exhaust is the place to go, a few friends of mine have had their cars tested there. Good helpful guys with a sense of humor too >_<

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