Sport Exhaust for Mondial -> What's the best?

On my US 3.2 the previous owner simply gutted the Catalytic converter for better sound, I think it sounds great, not too loud, very nice trailing throttle pops, but a nice Ferrari scream at higher RPMs. You might try that first as an inexpensive option if your local laws permit.
Alden

 

Thanks for the advice... I have a EURO 3.2 that does not know what a catalytic converter is... ;-)

 

You also have a trunk that is about 5cm or so deeper than a US model, since your car doesn't need clearance for the catalytic converter!
Alden

 

Any experience with a Capristo on a 3.2? Is it as good as on the 355? Surely not soundwise as it's a different engine but from an experience perspective.

 

Got mine from Ferr parts. Looks good. Sounds good and a whole lot cheaper than most Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

So finally after some back and forth which exhaust to take... Nouvalari, Ansa or Capristo... A contemporary used Tubi Style popped up in the German classifieds. The exhaust is presumably from the early 1990s and might be slightly more raw and pure.
The Tubi Style completely transforms the car. It's twice as enjoyable to drive now. Every shift is even more pleasurable. The Mondial feels considerably more alive. Also the descend of RPMs is pure joy. Crackle tune from the factory. Just awesome.
We also did a comparison of the original exhaust with the Tubi Style on my friend's dyno.

Here is the Video...

 

P D Gough in Nottingham do a good exhaust- website has good pictures

 

Yes, as I said, that's what I did not went for: PD Gough/Nouvalari Brand.

 

Thanks Michel for giving us figures!

 

I got a custom system made up by Ryan Edwards at Bicester Motion. £960. If you want to know what it sounds like check out the JayEmm Youtube video where he drives my car.

 

Honestly, I have stock on my car and I like it.