Paul H
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he's just text me to say it failed
car was at 88db just on tick over and went to 104.5db at 5200rpm so only just failed
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broster
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the noise difference between 102 and 104 is alot tho mate
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Paul H
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yeah can imagine
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corsagirl2004
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thats bloody loud what exhaust is it??
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vibrio
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new box
I recon he would have a case to get it done for free.
[Edited on 02-06-2004 by vibrio]
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l33t corsa
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quote: Originally posted by broster
the noise difference between 102 and 104 is alot tho mate
Not really... +10db = double volume perceived by human ears.
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Paul H
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quote: Originally posted by vibrio
new box
I recon he would have a case to get it done for free.
[Edited on 02-06-2004 by vibrio]
yeah i would defo try for free or at least meet him half way for the cost
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broster
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quote: Originally posted by l33t corsa
quote: Originally posted by broster
the noise difference between 102 and 104 is alot tho mate
Not really... +10db = double volume perceived by human ears.
i always believed that the dB scale to be logarithmic, hence small differences higher up can make alot of difference?
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M2RTY
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quote: Originally posted by broster
quote: Originally posted by l33t corsa
quote: Originally posted by broster
the noise difference between 102 and 104 is alot tho mate
Not really... +10db = double volume perceived by human ears.
i always believed that the dB scale to be logarithmic, hence small differences higher up can make alot of difference?
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Pablo
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http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=149187
I beat u by 31mins
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andy hirst
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103 db would be twice as loud as 102 db
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Paul H
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quote: Originally posted by P4UL
http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=149187
I beat u by 31mins
yes but i posted in the right forum
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Pablo
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http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=149125
These people that wished him luck ^^^ needed informing
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l33t corsa
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quote: Originally posted by broster
quote: Originally posted by l33t corsa
quote: Originally posted by broster
the noise difference between 102 and 104 is alot tho mate
Not really... +10db = double volume perceived by human ears.
i always believed that the dB scale to be logarithmic, hence small differences higher up can make alot of difference?
Yes... the difference between 10 & 20 is not as large as between 100 & 110, but the perceived volume difference is still double. 2db is not a _huge_ difference at 100db.
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Noonster
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Thanks Chewy for the post
(paul thanked in off day )
Im well gutted - suday will be the last day with her like this... Monday at 1pm she will be getting toned down....
Have updated my thread about the test on page 2....
Thanks
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Noonster
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So getting it toned down on monday at 1pm
Then getting it tested again on Tues/wed - wonder how many db's it will be that time - will let you know
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