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pter · 05-18-2001, 10:16 AM

I have a DC Sports one.
It's pretty quiet comparable to others I've heard, but I guess it depends on what level of noise you're used to. Cruising around, below 2-3k rpms, my foot light on the throttle, I can't hear it at all.

here's a story:
The day I had my exhaust put on, I had to go pick up my gf. I went to pick her up (campus police around, so I went *really* slow), and on the way home she asked if I put it on yet. I'm like, "Yeah." She's like, "How come I don't hear anything?". I'm then itching to floor it, but can't (campus police), so afterwards when she gets out, I show her it's on

Now that she recognizes it's tone, she can tell when I'm coming down the street.

05-18-2001, 10:16 AM	#3 (permalink)
pter SuperMod Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: under some 4" stilettos Posts: 6,913 iTrader: (0)	I have a DC Sports one. It's pretty quiet comparable to others I've heard, but I guess it depends on what level of noise you're used to. Cruising around, below 2-3k rpms, my foot light on the throttle, I can't hear it at all. here's a story: The day I had my exhaust put on, I had to go pick up my gf. I went to pick her up (campus police around, so I went really slow), and on the way home she asked if I put it on yet. I'm like, "Yeah." She's like, "How come I don't hear anything?". I'm then itching to floor it, but can't (campus police), so afterwards when she gets out, I show her it's on Now that she recognizes it's tone, she can tell when I'm coming down the street.