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I’m looking to buy my first Aston after watching half a dozen of your videos. I think I’ll wait until I’ve managed to watch them all I would have been like a lamb to the slaughter prior to watching Bamford rose. Seeing only my dream car Now I have some idea of what can be cloaked over by dealers sellers and the like By the time I go out physically looking I am sure I will get value for money and my dream not a nightmare.
I'll reply James as it's my car. BR manifolds, 200 cell cats with small silencers/baffles immediately behind each cat then standard beyond that: no X-pipe (didn't like that) and OEM Vantage S backbox. Took me two goes to get there but it is now just how I wanted it (and quick).
What are your thoughts on adding an X-pipe? I have headers, high flow cats and the "S" bock box on my 4.7L. I'm worried the X-pipe would get rid of the British Muscle sound and be too exotic.
It's my car in the video Mike. I had the X-pipe on version 1 of my BR exhaust and it wasn't for me. The top end was wild (and great) but the lower revs bass and burble were lost and I didn't want that. If your car is currently too loud then go for the mini silencers behind each cat that mine now has.
@@petebungay953 Thanks! Never too loud. However not sure I want to loose the lower end burble at idle. Someone should make a solenoid operated valve in an X-pipe to stay dual at low rpms for sound and torque, then open at higher rpms for power and exotic sound.
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Will always be one of the best sounding exhaust notes!😍
I’m looking to buy my first Aston after watching half a dozen of your videos. I think I’ll wait until I’ve managed to watch them all
I would have been like a lamb to the slaughter prior to watching Bamford rose. Seeing only my dream car
Now I have some idea of what can be cloaked over by dealers sellers and the like
By the time I go out physically looking I am sure I will get value for money and my dream not a nightmare.
Why not have BR perform a PPI on them?
Close with the fire extinguisher
Same type of video for DB9 please. Looking for a DBS like sound if possible.
That is a glorious noise love it !!!
What about the factory sport option (AD23-5230-AE)?
I really love you guys videos and information. Very good stuff
Thank you very much. Is the vantage s silencer the same one in the N430?
I always enjoy your videos
So are you not a fan of the aston titanium back boxes dont think you mentioned it thanks again great channel 👍
Do I hear a physical rev limiter? Very cool sound!
My silencer is AD23-5230-AE do you know what that’s off? Web seems to suggest n420 or v12? How would it compare to the BG?
I thought that you'd also suggested using a DBS backbox - or was that only for the V12 engines?
Perfect 👌🏼
What was the exhaust setup of the V8VS at 0:25 Mike? Was that a stock V8VS backbox with BR manifolds and 200 cell catalysts?
I'll reply James as it's my car. BR manifolds, 200 cell cats with small silencers/baffles immediately behind each cat then standard beyond that: no X-pipe (didn't like that) and OEM Vantage S backbox. Took me two goes to get there but it is now just how I wanted it (and quick).
What are your thoughts on adding an X-pipe? I have headers, high flow cats and the "S" bock box on my 4.7L. I'm worried the X-pipe would get rid of the British Muscle sound and be too exotic.
It's my car in the video Mike. I had the X-pipe on version 1 of my BR exhaust and it wasn't for me. The top end was wild (and great) but the lower revs bass and burble were lost and I didn't want that. If your car is currently too loud then go for the mini silencers behind each cat that mine now has.
@@petebungay953 Thanks! Never too loud. However not sure I want to loose the lower end burble at idle. Someone should make a solenoid operated valve in an X-pipe to stay dual at low rpms for sound and torque, then open at higher rpms for power and exotic sound.
Do the 4.3s have secondary cats? I thought it was just the twin singles?
Correct.