pi$$3d off neighbors need exhaust help
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I once received a letter from the managers of the apartment complex where I was renting at the time. It stated that they had had a complaint from a fellow tenant that a guest of mine had started his vehicle to let it warm up before leaving. This was one time and would have been at like 7am on a cold winter morning. They proceeded to threaten me with what they called "further action" if I didn't rectify the situation. I sent them a letter back stating, when the outside tempertures are below freezing I or any of my guests will be allowing my/their vehicle to warm up for an extended period of time. I continued saying that some of my friends don't drive the nicest of vehicles and their cars may require a longer warm up time in order to have them operate safely in this type of weather. I told them I didn't appreciate their lack of understanding as well as their threats against my tenancy. Needless to say, I didn't receive anymore letters and I continued to live there for another year and a half. My point is, when people are telling you to bend to their will because of an inconvenience, you need to ask yourself what is more important to you. What they want or what you want. I have respect for the law, but the only time it ever comes into play is when someone isn't getting their way. Regardless of the law, you always have a choice.
Like I said, thank you for the info and your input.
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Its your car and you can do whatever you want with it. They need to get over it. However if you do want to quiet it down some, magnaflow catback/muffler should do the trick.
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Thanks SSpdDmon. More than happy to hear advice or constructive criticism.
I once received a letter from the managers of the apartment complex where I was renting at the time. It stated that they had had a complaint from a fellow tenant that a guest of mine had started his vehicle to let it warm up before leaving. This was one time and would have been at like 7am on a cold winter morning. They proceeded to threaten me with what they called "further action" if I didn't rectify the situation. I sent them a letter back stating, when the outside tempertures are below freezing I or any of my guests will be allowing my/their vehicle to warm up for an extended period of time. I continued saying that some of my friends don't drive the nicest of vehicles and their cars may require a longer warm up time in order to have them operate safely in this type of weather. I told them I didn't appreciate their lack of understanding as well as their threats against my tenancy. Needless to say, I didn't receive anymore letters and I continued to live there for another year and a half. My point is, when people are telling you to bend to their will because of an inconvenience, you need to ask yourself what is more important to you. What they want or what you want. I have respect for the law, but the only time it ever comes into play is when someone isn't getting their way. Regardless of the law, you always have a choice.
Like I said, thank you for the info and your input.
I once received a letter from the managers of the apartment complex where I was renting at the time. It stated that they had had a complaint from a fellow tenant that a guest of mine had started his vehicle to let it warm up before leaving. This was one time and would have been at like 7am on a cold winter morning. They proceeded to threaten me with what they called "further action" if I didn't rectify the situation. I sent them a letter back stating, when the outside tempertures are below freezing I or any of my guests will be allowing my/their vehicle to warm up for an extended period of time. I continued saying that some of my friends don't drive the nicest of vehicles and their cars may require a longer warm up time in order to have them operate safely in this type of weather. I told them I didn't appreciate their lack of understanding as well as their threats against my tenancy. Needless to say, I didn't receive anymore letters and I continued to live there for another year and a half. My point is, when people are telling you to bend to their will because of an inconvenience, you need to ask yourself what is more important to you. What they want or what you want. I have respect for the law, but the only time it ever comes into play is when someone isn't getting their way. Regardless of the law, you always have a choice.
Like I said, thank you for the info and your input.
No matter what in life (personal, work-related, etc.), it's always good to consider the "other side of the box". A box has 6 sides and no matter how you stand, you can only see 3 sides at most at one time. Imagine if you're a parent with two younger children and your neighbor keeps waking you and your family up with noisy car/bike/whatever. Wouldn't you get irritated or pissed off?
It's one thing to appreciate a good sounding exhaust. But, not everyone esle is a car enthusiast like us...
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Grow up.
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No matter what in life (personal, work-related, etc.), it's always good to consider the "other side of the box". A box has 6 sides and no matter how you stand, you can only see 3 sides at most at one time. Imagine if you're a parent with two younger children and your neighbor keeps waking you and your family up with noisy car/bike/whatever. Wouldn't you get irritated or pissed off?
It's one thing to appreciate a good sounding exhaust. But, not everyone esle is a car enthusiast like us...
It's one thing to appreciate a good sounding exhaust. But, not everyone esle is a car enthusiast like us...
Please don't consider this post as a reversal of my opinioin of the situation, just me flipping the box to another side. LOL
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I like the way you think. The parent/children example is a very valid situation to consider. Good call. I hope the O.P. is still checking in on this thread. Ultimately the decision is his to make, but there are definitely other points of view to account for, as well as, what consequences might arise from that decision.
Please don't consider this post as a reversal of my opinioin of the situation, just me flipping the box to another side. LOL
Please don't consider this post as a reversal of my opinioin of the situation, just me flipping the box to another side. LOL
thanks for all the help. I like hearing what everyone has to say.
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i liked my magnaflow muffler when i had it on. like someone else had mentioned, its not too loud when you're easy on the throttle, but screams at wot.
you could also look into replacing the loudmouth bullets with flowmaster single chamber (or 40 series) mufflers. i couldn't find a soundclip.
you could also look into replacing the loudmouth bullets with flowmaster single chamber (or 40 series) mufflers. i couldn't find a soundclip.