Revving and Flyby vids in my Camry

Revving and Flyby vids in my Camry

I've gotten requests from different people for me to post a vid clip of how my exhaust sounds. Keep in mind these were shot with a digital camera so the vid/sound quality isn't very good and IMO makes the car sound different then how it actually sounds....Yes my car sounds like a honduh too!
I have Bosal headers, CAI, and 2.25" piping from my flexpipe back (deleted cat) to a Magnaflow muffler. The car got really raspy once the headers were added. Enjoy.
Revving
http://youtube.com/watch?v=M2cP_0xg6e0
Flyby
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_TkE2EA9C1M

wow i like that sound. wish my corolla sounded like that lol or wish the forza header can make my exhaust sound like it but i dont think so

your car sounds were pretty sweet. the video quality is good

I like the deep throaty engine but I'm not a fan of the popping exhaust. imo it needs a resonator or pipe reworking to eliminate the pop.

what kinda camera do you have? or was it digital camera?

I'd add a resonator, can't stand that sound...

I'm planning on adding 2 to my rolla

agreed

x2

Your other videos of the red rolla were amusing too

lol, it does sound kinda like my honda, lol, mine got raspy once i added my header, but im pretty sure its because of my exhaust setup...i have my hedman chikara header to a 2 inch catback with no resonator to a 02 civic si muffler, im pretty sure its the muffler on mine making it raspy cuz its not a higher flow muffler

barf

I concur.

Whoops forgot to mention, I do have a resonator. I don't think it's a hi-flow one, just a bigger then stock 2.25" one.

It's a digital one. It's a Casio Exilim.

guys it could be the camera messing with his sound....wouldnt know unless he had a real camera...

I had a casio exilim and the sound it records is pretty accurate except that the high pitched sounds are louder than usual.

To eliminate the popping sound, you will need to rework the pipe sizing leading up to the muffler. You need to gradually increase or decrease the size of the piping one piece at a time until it matches the inlet diameter of the muffler. That should do it. Or to make it easier, you can use the same diameter piping as the inlet of the muffler for everything.

^ I have 2.25" piping and the inlet of the muffler is 2.25"

An aftermarket resonator should fix it then. It did for me.