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Tubi or Larini?

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  1. Chris Mondi

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    I’ve narrowed down my future exhaust system to Larini and Tubi. Thoughts from you guys appreciated?!


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  2. mike32

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    Save your money and look at PD Gough,, Called Nouvalari in the states. Where are you ? Good tone for a mondial
     
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  3. FerrariJB

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    I have a Tubi exhaust, QV 82. Amazing sound. It’s loud but beautiful to hear. And the look is good.
     
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  4. miketuason

    miketuason F1 World Champ Owner Silver Subscribed

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    I have Larini on my 84QV and I love the sound, it does give a little drone in the car but not too much. One other thing I like about Larini is that at around 4K to 5k rpm, it sound like the F360 and just gets louder as the rpm goes higher.

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    miketuason, Jun 21, 2020
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  5. theunissenguido

    theunissenguido F1 Rookie Owner Silver Subscribed

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    Those loud exhaust ar'nt allowed in Belgium...so have to keep it original....
     
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  6. Wingnut

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    My anemic stock muffler from the 1990 Mondial t is on a shelf in the garage, just in case I lose interest in the music my new Nouvalari exhaust creates.
    My Mondial has a great sound with this Nouvalari exhaust, but it is VERY loud at higher rpm's, a very Ferrari-like sound to me.
    BTW, the 1990 stock Mondial t muffler is really heavy, must weigh over 100 lbs, and did not make the car sound like a Ferrari.
    The Nouvalari is light in comparison, maybe 25 - 30 lbs. My guess is the Tubi and Larini are also light-weight SS exhaust systems.
     
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  7. DocBasilone

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    With my 1990 T i have Tubi exaust onthe way shipped 6/10/20. The next question is what to do with CATS hyperflow, leave OEM's or straight pipe??
     
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  8. JLF

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    Straight pipe might be too loud but does sound glorious. I have hyperflows with my tubi (loud version). I love it but I wouldn’t want it any louder.


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    DocBasilone, Jun 22, 2020
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  10. Mondi Cab

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    I had straight pipes feeding my Tubi and indeed the sound was delicious to those that worship fine automobiles, but probably angered those that don't.
    For legal reasons I had to change back to cat's (200cell) and I'd say it is a good compromise. Still plenty of sound, but less head-turning (for both of the above groups that is).
    Whether it compromised performance I cannot tell, but probably that would be in the range of what an airfilter would do.
     
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