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hey guys,

i recently got EPAd... :) i have a fairly stock car, just a catback HKS hipower exhaust & POD, i was wondering if anybody could let me borrow a stock muffler or something?

i will pay you or we can work something out :O

cheers

I should have a stock exhaust. Where abouts are ya

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IMO Lots of cars get EPA'd because how easy it is to do. I could fill out form in 1 minute and have you get a full EPA test of your car. In relation to noise all we need is your Rego and a time/place and that's it.

except unlike most of the cowboys in their orange ricer v8's you actually have a life...

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I worked a shift in town early this year overnight and one of the officer's in our group submitted 10 EPA noise notices for the shift. Every car with a slightly louder than normal exhaust he submitted. I would be 99.9% sure that not one of them would be over the noise limit. He was not TMU just his way to try to proove he worked hard that shift.

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  • 1 month later...

might be a dumb question but is a stock mufffler gonna be enough to get it down to 92db? ive just got done again too ive got a full exhaust last time i got done i put a stock cat back on and i came in at 90db. unfortunalty the guy who i borrowed it off doesnt have it anymore so im in the same boat need to borrow an exhaust. im also in the sth east of melb. anyone help out?

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