How do I make the whine louder??
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Contact Stiegmeyer's (sp?).... They can do the port, polish it up like a mirror, and plug the holes for you at a reasonable price..
http://www.stiegemeier.com/show_polish.html
Steve
http://www.stiegemeier.com/show_polish.html
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Music to my ears................ 
In all seriousness if you are on a budget, like Rob said, cold air intake will change the tone. The next step is another pulley combo, so when you step on her she instantly spins to that wonderful wine!
I have a 5lb lower on my second L and I can say Hi to another L owner by just stepping on the throttle (well stepping hard). Love the sound, but even more than that I Love the forward motion!
In my four years of being involved with this crazy crew I have learned a few things about the wine:
KB's have a distinct wine (had one on my '03).
Don't install high flow cats if you want to hear the wine (another '03 lesson).
Our Eatons max the wine at 14lbs (dropping off at the higher speeds).
Most importantly......obey the cold weather rules of engagement or you will be wining.
D-Day
In all seriousness if you are on a budget, like Rob said, cold air intake will change the tone. The next step is another pulley combo, so when you step on her she instantly spins to that wonderful wine!
I have a 5lb lower on my second L and I can say Hi to another L owner by just stepping on the throttle (well stepping hard). Love the sound, but even more than that I Love the forward motion!
In my four years of being involved with this crazy crew I have learned a few things about the wine:
KB's have a distinct wine (had one on my '03).
Don't install high flow cats if you want to hear the wine (another '03 lesson).
Our Eatons max the wine at 14lbs (dropping off at the higher speeds).
Most importantly......obey the cold weather rules of engagement or you will be wining.
D-Day
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Originally Posted by Dan_03Lightning
Music to my ears................
In all seriousness if you are on a budget, like Rob said, cold air intake will change the tone. The next step is another pulley combo, so when you step on her she instantly spins to that wonderful wine!
I have a 5lb lower on my second L and I can say Hi to another L owner by just stepping on the throttle (well stepping hard). Love the sound, but even more than that I Love the forward motion!
In my four years of being involved with this crazy crew I have learned a few things about the wine:
KB's have a distinct wine (had one on my '03).
Don't install high flow cats if you want to hear the wine (another '03 lesson).
Our Eatons max the wine at 14lbs (dropping off at the higher speeds).
Most importantly......obey the cold weather rules of engagement or you will be wining.
D-Day
In all seriousness if you are on a budget, like Rob said, cold air intake will change the tone. The next step is another pulley combo, so when you step on her she instantly spins to that wonderful wine!
I have a 5lb lower on my second L and I can say Hi to another L owner by just stepping on the throttle (well stepping hard). Love the sound, but even more than that I Love the forward motion!
In my four years of being involved with this crazy crew I have learned a few things about the wine:
KB's have a distinct wine (had one on my '03).
Don't install high flow cats if you want to hear the wine (another '03 lesson).
Our Eatons max the wine at 14lbs (dropping off at the higher speeds).
Most importantly......obey the cold weather rules of engagement or you will be wining.
D-Day
I spent $50 on my plates.....I WHINE....wine will get you a DUI....lol
Slick
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