Its good that they fixed the welds on it, I was ****** PISSED about mine.

 

I would be to man. For the price of the damn thing it should be bullet proof.

 

Where's the video?

 

I will be taking it after work today, and posting it tonight

 

Nice exhaust and write up! That is the exhaust I was looking to get before I decided to go 3".

Its weird that people say the hahn in loud because I love mine. At cruise around 2k-2500 I honestly cant hear it at all, and just driving around normally shifting at 3k or so its quieter than any exhaust ive had except stock. Quieter than my pacesetter, my friends megan, and even more quiet than the stock resonator with a vibrant muffler. Im even catless and there is no rasp at all, although I have a 2.5 inch downpipe which may make it quieter. The only one besides stock that was more quiet was the stock res with a chambered muffler, but I blew that muffler to bits in a hurry...some of you may have seen the pics.

 

I thought this to .... I read several reviews on it, and it wasn't until I made my thread did I hear people call it a "loud" exhaust.

 

Yeah I mean its louder than stock but its quiter than any other setup ive heard in person. Hell even driving next to my friends 2.2 with stock header and dp and gmpp catback mine is barely any louder

 

I have to agree on the latest Hahn experiences, mine is quiet and as said between 2000 and 2500rpm cruising, it is almost not there, the wife didn't even notice the exhaust was put on the car!!! At WOT though, she knew. I love my Hahn exhaust.
Nice write up on the exhaust, looking forward to hearing a clip outside.

 

Thanks man .... Glad to hear you like your Hahn system.

 

i like mine... i think for a 3"system its pretty quite, but much louder than my corsa 2.5 system i had. also without a cat with the hahn it gets a little ricey

 

We made my friend a custom 3" with an 18" res and kinda small muffler and that is so damn loud!

OP I wanna hear some videos of you doing pulls when you get the chance! First you will love your exhaust when your driving the car, But when you hear it in a video of you doing a pull from the outside you will really love it! Trust me, I just got a video of mine from the outside last week and have watched it a million times

 

@Infra - What muffler did you blow apart? I'm going to be using a dynomax super turbo (chambered) with my Mandrel Exhaust System...Post those pictures, I'm interested to see

 

Well, I will be taking a sound clip of it tonight idling and reving it a bit. I wont be doing any runs with it tonight, because the roads around here are filthy right now. Prob. in 2 weeks or so I will be bringing my car back out, and will record some pulls with it

 

Im not sure what kind of muffler it was because I got it with the car, but I no lift shifted into 4th and BOOM! Got a REAL good view of the inside of it! lol





OP, yeah just wait until the raods clear up to be safe. You will watch the vid so many times though lol, my car sounds mean on video and I watch it over and over!

 

I didn't get to take a new sound clip today, so I thought I would post the sound clip I took the night I installed the catback. It is inside my fathers shop, and the echo distorts the sound slightly. I will get some quality video's in the near future. Until then, enjoy this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OybLexgCkqg

I better add some more info for the people who think this might not sound great. This clip is my initial start up of the exhaust after I installed it. The exhaust is not even warmed up yet. Not to mention there is zero miles on it. You can take my word that this exhaust sounds amazing in person. There is ZERO rasp and no fart can sound.

 

nice sound clip at least it gives people an idea of what it will sound like... look foward to the next

 

Thanks Yeah, it sounds ok, but I want to get some better clips for you guys. That video doesn't do it justice.

 

I hope it sounds better outside! That sounds farty as hell! lol. I love my Hahn 3". It has no drone at cruising rpms, but sounds mean when you get on it!

 

there is no fart sound to it at all, trust me. it is very deep and throaty. as i mentioned in my post the echo in the shop distorts the sound. i researched every exhaust out there, i know which ones sound farty and which ones dont. this one does not. i'm glad you love your hahn. it was one of my choices.

 

Make a drive-by vid. Those are the best way to showcase the overall sound of a catback.

 

i mentioned i will once the roads are cleaned up. i will be taking a couple different sound clips of it. for example:

-inside the car
-outside the car
-drive by

 

Well, the weather is finally nice here in good ol' Northeastern PA, and I decided to bring the car out. I only drove it from my fathers shop to my office, but noticed the nice tone the Corsa Touring produces. It is actually really quiet. Alot quieter than my old set up (production catback + GMPP Touring Muffler), which by no means was loud. It's so quiet that I can actually hear the supercharger winding up in the lower rpms again while granny shifting. The Corsa Touring is ultra quiet while cruising, but once it is opened up it lets out a deep/powerful tone. I love it. I didn't get on it much, because it was the first time I took the car out since I put the catback and downpipe on. I want to let them break in nicely. I will take some video clips of the exhaust this week, so stay tuned

 

Very nice. I wish there was a scientific way to test the difference in flow of the complete setup vs. the old one. I can't stand having a loud exhaust anymore lol.

 

yeah, that would be nice to know man. i really am surprised how quiet the Corsa Touring is. i would say it almost sounds stock while crusing, but lets out a growl when you step on the fun pedal. my car felt as if it pulled a little harder then it used to, but i also installed a downpipe this winter so it's prob a combination of the two.

 

Yep. I'd like to factor in exactly how man CFMs the car actually needs, vs the potential amount of my current setup. I'm sure theres room to downsize without losing anything, thus quieting things down.