JCW More miles = more burble & pop?
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More miles = more burble & pop?
My JCW has ~1600 miles, and I notice a bit more burble & pop now than when the car was new. When I first got it, it seemed to burble & pop only in Sport mode w/the gearbox set in manual. Now, I hear burble & pop when the gearbox is in sport auto mode, and that's a good thing!
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
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There are some other explanations too, but in most MINIs it's normal, and for most drivers, thoroughly enjoyable
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My JCW has ~1600 miles, and I notice a bit more burble & pop now than when the car was new. When I first got it, it seemed to burble & pop only in Sport mode w/the gearbox set in manual. Now, I hear burble & pop when the gearbox is in sport auto mode, and that's a good thing!
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
But I do notice a bit of popping when I get off the throttle with engine RPMs up around the 4K area. Kind of catches me by surprise as I'm not really paying that much attention -- often I'm in traffic and that gets most of my attention -- and previous cars were rather quiet in the exhaust area and I just got out of the habit of really listening that closely to the exhaust.
Tried sport mode a few times.The car reminds me of a rally car the way it sounds. Neat.
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My JCW has ~1600 miles, and I notice a bit more burble & pop now than when the car was new. When I first got it, it seemed to burble & pop only in Sport mode w/the gearbox set in manual. Now, I hear burble & pop when the gearbox is in sport auto mode, and that's a good thing!
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
So to others: did you notice more sound effects as you put more miles on the car? I certainly hope that's the case. Coming from an R53 that popped all the time, I'd love more theatrics from the JCW.
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The JCW has them in Sport mode, mostly while letting off the gas after a decent acceleration. It is mostly a function of the fuel, air, timing map not the exhaust. Exhaust can either quiet the sound (stock), or exaggerate with the Pro. In the case of the S model, the full JCW tune, plus the exhaust will increase the pops and burbles.
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*muffler packing is burning in a bit.. changes the tone and flow slightly over time.
*you can heat wrap your exhaust too.. this also will change the tone of the exhaust and add a bit more velocity to the BANGS! Fully catless, with resonator removed + heat wrap = you get a nice POP,POP with throttle lift at each shift.
*you can heat wrap your exhaust too.. this also will change the tone of the exhaust and add a bit more velocity to the BANGS! Fully catless, with resonator removed + heat wrap = you get a nice POP,POP with throttle lift at each shift.
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