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This is where my active exhaust works well. As the cop approaches, shift it from Track to Quiet mode and show them that Toyota Camry exhaust.
Which begs a question: where does an AE car running in Track mode fit in on the general loudness scale? I hear a lot of Mustangs that sound brutally loud and frankly annoying. Since I can’t hear the Track mode exhaust from outside the car does it get into this Nascar-equivalent loudness zone?

Yeah, I know about Ford’s driver warning when you go there but it sounds pretty dang good to me.
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Op found a beater fart can that fell off a Honda ricer. Mexico City is full of them. :wink: Kinda like flies on manure.
Dude.. Don't be hating cause my base 300A GT can out handle and out accelerate your mighty expensive MACH 1. :wink:
 

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They do in Texas ... it's called "pacing". It's an estimate at best.
Pacing is different than standing roadside and estimating. My brother is a cop and he said: #1 ‐ their cruisers have the speedometer calibrated every 6 months, and #2, they can only pace (and ticket) from distances of 25 meters (100') or less and it must be for a minimum of 30 seconds.
So at his department it's not some willy-nilly guesstimate.
 
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Why would I do that? IF your car is stock, you've obviously been free-basing maple syrup with the moose and beavers. If you're boosted/e85'd/otherwise modded, then it's a pointless argument to make. You could say the same thing for a GT500 vs. GT with [insert mod list here]. Obviously a modded car can beat a factory car if you put enough money into it. Stock for stock, the Mach1 is faster than a base GT.
 

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Which begs a question: where does an AE car running in Track mode fit in on the general loudness scale? I hear a lot of Mustangs that sound brutally loud and frankly annoying. Since I can’t hear the Track mode exhaust from outside the car does it get into this Nascar-equivalent loudness zone?

Yeah, I know about Ford’s driver warning when you go there but it sounds pretty dang good to me.
A Mustang sounding "loud and annoying"? Nope.

Now, I've heard Harleys on the other hand that are down right obnoxious. So how is it that a bike can rumble louder than any car or truck and is NEVER cited for a noise violation?
 
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Why would I do that? IF your car is stock, you've obviously been free-basing maple syrup with the moose and beavers. If you're boosted/e85'd/otherwise modded, then it's a pointless argument to make. You could say the same thing for a GT500 vs. GT with [insert mod list here]. Obviously a modded car can beat a factory car if you put enough money into it. Stock for stock, the Mach1 is faster than a base GT.
Relax,, I was just messing with you haha
 

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