We make the Exhaust louder on our Range Rover Sport L494 Supercharged... 

yes its possible, you'll need to straight pipe it i think

Yes with a Thor speaker in the exhaust they sound pretty good

You be from Gloucester ?

@@L663 no Wakefield Yorkshire

Hi Todd - yes i have been seeing you comments come in ! To my knowledge these is no change to the exhaust possible ( other than on the SVR ) so I think this effect ( I see it on my Petrol Defender ) is that to improve engine warm up the revs are increased ( like an old style choke ) for the first 30-60 seconds to warm up the catalyst etc. The engine will make a different noise when there is no load on the engine and also when you are still there is no wind noise to cancel out the exhaust note - so it seems louder ! This is just my thoughts - could all be twaddle !

Hi - this is the SVR 2015 rear bumper. The bumper has a removable tow hitch cover - there are different tow hitch panels depending on the type of hitch you have fitted.

I've tried to remove resonator on my l405 5.0 supercharged. Quite honestly sounds like shit... Not even close to SVR, more like V6 Infinity. Don't make me wrong, it's good sound, but definetly not for V8 Range Rover. Also stock exhaust comes with X-pipe, which I didn't touch. Maybe straight pipe will help?

No matter what u do it’s not possible

Buy a v8

No this is the V8 supercharged petrol 5.0L

Not a bad idea

Yes it was a bit of an off the wall idea but seems to work well... the centre boxes are straight through so i dont see there would be any benefit ! Also this is a covert mod so no issues with warranty or insurance !

@@simonjefferson mine has the center boxes removed and rear mufflers in place. I'm thinking about putting the center muffler back and getting rid of the mufflers. I can't find any videos of the difference between each sound

we sure do .... i guess we should push it more...www.powerfuluk.com

@@L663 Do you use/have subsidaries from China? What i'm asking is, is this also you? press play www.aliexpress.com/item/4000081387410.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4c353821MlhSx5&algo_pvid=f44ab5ff-f5d4-4be4-9ded-64687f054a0a&algo_expid=f44ab5ff-f5d4-4be4-9ded-64687f054a0a-16&btsid=0ab6d70515819798960286849e5ca9&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_

@@L663 It's been 3 days now, what's the matter? cat got your tongue?

See the linked video - the centre boxes are straight through !

What you think about straight piping I405 supercharged? will it sound good?

@@MrZziy It definitely will, but the noise might not go with the looks. The L405 was always the 'classy' RR, whereas the L494 is the hooligan RR. But the mod is easily reversed, just keep the part they cut out.

@@L663 I've watched this video probably 5 times, not counting the rewinds. I have a thought. To get a more natural looking SVR dual pipe outlet look from the standard Rover Sport mufflers, would it have been possible to simply cut in a same sized diameter hole in muffler, about an inch or so, next to the factory exhaust pipe, and weld a new pipe in the muffler next to the factory pipe? Other than the needed bend in the valved pipe, that's what was done to the factory SVR muffler. I'm asking your thought on it because I have a 2014 Rover Sport V8 with an SVR style kit and I'm thinking about having my muffler shop just add the new pipe next to the pipe that's already there, as I described. I already removed my center muffler and resonator, so it's loud enough already. I'm think that simply adding an extra pipe next to current one will give a more natural dual pipe look but shouldn't change the current exhaust note much, if any at all. What are your thoughts? Am I over thinking this? Because if were that simple I'm thinking you guys would have tried it.

@@carycoller3140 You must be sick of my voice by now.... well you could always mute the sound ! The problem will be if you just add an extra tailpipe at the end plate of the box where there is a circular depression your gasses will bypass the silencer totally and this will be loud .. adding a valve would be a good idea. The gen valves are hard to retrofit as they seem to use some tricky communication system,

The exhaust has a O2 sensor in it ( both sides ) and will make adjustments accordingly...

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@@notrut Banter !