575 exhaust choices

hi


please send me an email for the exhaust questions you have

Heiko
HGParts
Sponsor of FerrariChat
email: [email protected]
Webshop: http://stores.andale.com/hgparts

 

Heiko, I'm also interested in your response. I've got the tubi, and have been mulling over the suggestions I've received here (Dr W suggested tubi + stebro), but just haven't gotten around to doing anything yet. Agree the car is way too quiet, & the tubi really doesn't help IMO.

Also need to change those Fiorano pads, have been quoted $1600 to do it.

 

I personally feel that a Tubi makes the sound way too intrusive. If you stand behind a Maranello with a Tubi, you can feel the ground shake! A little too much for the character of the car.

For '04, Ferrari has added a true dual exhaust. The car now sounds the way it should, definitely different from the '03s and '02s. If it can be retrofitted to earlier models, I would say that is your answer!

 

this is interesting. do you have pointers to any additional data on this? pictures?

thanks,
doody.

 

All I can say is that I started an '04 up, and immediately heard a very pleasant difference. I inquired as to why it sounded different, and was told about the dual exhaust.

 

At the Ferrari days 2003 in France , Ferrari France was there showing the whole range and they had a silver 575 Maranello that sounded amazing..

Nothing compared to the boring sound of a stock car..

When it was entering the pit, you could hear it "farting" like an old V12...It was amazing !

I have it on video i think...if i find my DVD again i can try to upload the small video..

As it was a Ferrari France car , i guess the car was stock..maybe not 2003 stock..though ?

 

Ok i found it...i ll try to upload it to an imagestation page..Its 4.0mb.

 

..cant upload .mov to imagestations...


anyone has suggestions ?

 

I drove a 575 a couple of weeks ago and thought the stock exhaust sounded great. Do you not like it ?

 

frank - pretty much nobody has thought the stock maranello exhausts sounded interesting - until they perhaps substantially changed it with MY 2004. that's what we're trying to figure out.

the stock exhaust on the 550s is very quiet and subtle and has very little note nor style to it. it doesn't sound materially different than an acura exhaust , though once you rev the engine the ENGINE makes some damn nice music, but the exhaust was ultra-boring.

this appears to be true for the first MYs of 575 as well (ie: no changes).

but maybe they finally got a clue with MY 2004.....

i doubt it's retrofittable, but who knows....

doody.

 

maranelloman/dave has a cargraphic exhaust on his 550. it is a different sound than the tubi. tubi's sound incredible on the 8's, but a bit too much on the 12's IMO. I would guess that the 575's exhaust is similar to the 550, might want to look it up. also, according to dave, it was cake to install.

 

alexpapas,

I have the Capristo exhaust coming for my 550 from Heiko. Should be installed around the end of the month. I will post my impressions then...

Later.

 

I'd love to hear some opinions on the different exhaust options available for the 550/575. ( I currently have the Tubi on my 550. ) I'm particularly interested in hearing about the Capristo exhaust.

Regards,
Chris

 

I have never heard of a Capristo exhaust. Do they advertise anywhere? Where can one get some information on these exhausts? I tried to find a website, but was unsuccessful.

 

Capristo 360 system for sale on E-bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2452470326

 

Bear in mind that 550/575 Tubi mufflers changed early 2002 to get rid of the annoying idle resonnance.
A good thing about Tubis is that, at least here, they are more or less endorsed by the dealer network, with the resulting benefits in terms of warranty validity or even post-warranty goodwill (yes, this happens).
I am about to order straight-pipe exhausts.

Would recommend checking out this other thread too http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2109&page=4&pp=20&highlight=de-neutered

 

Also, a less-known fact is that Tubi have always had a "tube-only" muffler for the 550. This is a unit that sounds much more "racy" but different and a little louder than a regular Tubi for those who want this type of sound. I can check if there is an application for the 575. (it is also a lot less expensive than a regular Tubi).

 

Louder than a regular Tubi ?
At low or high revs ?
Don't wanna be stopped by cops every other day ...

 

check the webshop for the prices of the capristo

Heiko
HGParts
Sponsor of FerrariChat
email: [email protected]
Webshop: http://stores.andale.com/hgparts