Spoon N1 - its on and its goooooood
08-06-2006, 05:58 AM
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Had mine on for a month now, the sound especially from 6K revs and above is intoxicating. I need to adjust my driving style though the ringing in my ears is a real problem 
08-06-2006, 10:35 AM
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its certainly not the biggest, but makes up for it in how it sounds. I quite like the fact that it doesnt look like the bottom of a drainpipe as it shows that its more for go than show. (well at least thats what I am telling myself 
)I've done about 300 miles with it over the weekend and although it can be fairly droney at low revs (I hope to sort with the decat once I work out what to do), the noise above 6k is great, a real howl.
It takes some practice to balance the right amount of gentle throttle to make it almost silent when negotiating my way off the estate, but then it foot to the floor and turn the volume up to 11.
Tomorrow morning is going to be interesting as I will take it through the Queensway Tunnels in Birmingham on the way to work. One long Dip, followed by a 500 yard+ Tunnel - ouchy
)I've done about 300 miles with it over the weekend and although it can be fairly droney at low revs (I hope to sort with the decat once I work out what to do), the noise above 6k is great, a real howl.It takes some practice to balance the right amount of gentle throttle to make it almost silent when negotiating my way off the estate, but then it foot to the floor and turn the volume up to 11.
Tomorrow morning is going to be interesting as I will take it through the Queensway Tunnels in Birmingham on the way to work. One long Dip, followed by a 500 yard+ Tunnel - ouchy