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I am looking at the sports exhaust for a usa 2005 Roadster. I wonder if there are multiple manufactures or one source? Maybe Librands version is sold in multiple places? I can find examples on you tube or post on Talk Morgan describing the experience and the sound on every Morgan model but the 3.0L Morgan Roadster. Even Librands will not describe it; but they do detail the 3.7L version. Would other Roadster owners share their expereinces. Does anyone have a digital audio file of a you tube video so it can be heard. This isn't an easy to afford item and want to make a smart decision. Thanks Talk Morgan!
2005 Roadster
2013 M3W
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Searching in the UK it does look as though there are just the Librands Sports Exhaust, which is cat back although there is a possibility that Williams may do one now; I know they have been developing them for other models. The other option is just to replace the existing silencers with the Sports ones from Melvyn Rutter which is less expensive and the route I went down. Those give the exhaust a nice burble at low revs but are not excessively noisy at high revs.
Last edited by Jays; 16/05/14 10:14 PM.
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You could try Double S exhaust Systems of Cullompton, Devon. They manufacture complete systems and I know they are a subcontractors to the Morgan factory.
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The most cost effective way to improve the sound of a 3L Roadster is just to drive the b****y thing! Based on my experience with 3 Roadsters (circa 60k miles), the sound of the standard system definitely improves with age. Save your $!
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