I plan to go to a track day on Zolder Circuit in Belgium on July 20th. It is open for everybody, no racing licence required, and it's also cheap (240 USD for a whole day, 09:00 - 18:00).
My concern is about their noise limit requirements: is a car is louder than 95dB, it cannot enter the track! :notnice: I wouldn't want to register and pay the entrance fee, and then get sent home because the car is too loud. :bang:
Has anyone ever measured the max. noise level of a '05 GT?
Thanks for any input!

P.S.: the car is still 100% stock.

 

Stock should not be a problem.
But I cannot say for sure.

Find it weird that at a track where you KNOW modded cars are going to be.....that noise restriction be put in place.

 

I know, they even have a break between 12:00 and 13:00 when all engines have to be stopped, for the same "noise pollution" problem!
My guess is the track is close to a residential area or natural reserve...

 

Interesting.
I guess it cuts down on the ammount of cars that would be there too.

You have a month, if you're really concerned, can you not go and get it tested? (like an audio shop or get a decible meter?)

Again, I know stock is fairly quiet, at least at idle.

 

ive heard louder sewing machines than the new mustangs jk....the mustang will be quiet enough! ill bet there will be cars with louder fart can exhausts there than your stang

 

I think it's those new EU regs. They didn't realise it at first, but that would've outlaws bagpipes (which are quite loud up close). So they did something in a hurry to keep the Scots off their back.