360 Exhaust recommendations

tubi with hyper flows has a nice sound. Tubi also makes an exhaust for the 360 for the Swiss market (I believe) which is slightly lower dB. The hyper flows with either a normal tubi (or the slightly more quiet version) would still sound great, but not be obnoxiously loud.

Ray

 

Exhausts have been covered so many times, I'd use the search feature and wade through some of the posts for good info. Also youtube has lots of videos with soundclips too.

 

I have tubi with hyperflows and it sounds great.

 

I would say Capristo. Sounds amazing above 5K... down low its loud and angry! But you get used to it and your friends always know when your coming. It is the best exhaust I have heard bar/none.

I've driven F430 and the capristo blows the stock exhaust away on a F430... F430 sounds so tame.

http://www.hidxenonlights.com/ferrari-ferrari-360-lights-99-04-c-643_73_162

 

+1, however if you want to keep it loud were it matters like club drive outs to canyon where you are disturbing no one, the best product on the market is Kriessieg exhausts. The 360 will have an F1 shriek once floored. In the neigbourhood just switch it off and it will sound like a stock. However the product is costly as it is hand built and takes 6-8 weeks to get after an order is placed. If you want to play you will have to pay. Happy searching. Adil.

 

I have the same setup on my 360 as well... totally understand you about being very inconsiderate to the neighbors when starting it up early on Saturday mornings. In fact, I cringe when I start mine up just because of that... LOL! Having said that, I wouldn't change it if I were you. It's loud, yes... in fact, it's obnoxiously loud. Besides, the neighbors will still hear something anywhere in between the Capristo and the stock ones. I guarantee you that you will miss the sound if you did that... Just my 2 cents...

Good luck on your decision

 

I want a Capristo badly. But I am sick of losing the cost of all my mods on resale . . .

 

You'd do better by removing them and selling them separate.