Help Should I remove the resonators off my Greddy
11-25-2008, 02:23 AM
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Resonators are put there for a reason... they go with the system the was it was designed to be.... taking them off may yield an hp or 2 maybe... but it will increase the loudness and tone of the exhaust and may be nice for a day or two but then it will get old... this was one reason I got rid of the borla is because it didnt have resonators and was just to loud and a lil raspy at the high rpm range...
unless ur G is a pure race car id say leave em
unless ur G is a pure race car id say leave em
11-25-2008, 07:41 AM
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But what I dont understand is, what is the difference between removing the resonators then adding test pipes?
- keep cats remove resonators
- test pipes keep resonators
- keep cats remove resonators
- test pipes keep resonators
11-25-2008, 08:58 AM
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Just curious, but has anyone just removed the muffler and replaced it with 3" pipes. I went to a exhaust shop and the guy said with resonators, converters and a muffler I could get a good sound by eliminating the muffler and replacing it with pipes from the CC aft. And he would put the stock tips on the pipes
11-25-2008, 09:01 AM
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Just curious, but has anyone just removed the muffler and replaced it with 3" pipes. I went to a exhaust shop and the guy said with resonators, converters and a muffler I could get a good sound by eliminating the muffler and replacing it with pipes from the CC aft. And he would put the stock tips on the pipes
I don know about that one
seems kind of loud to me
11-25-2008, 09:47 AM
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Just curious, but has anyone just removed the muffler and replaced it with 3" pipes. I went to a exhaust shop and the guy said with resonators, converters and a muffler I could get a good sound by eliminating the muffler and replacing it with pipes from the CC aft. And he would put the stock tips on the pipes
11-25-2008, 12:03 PM
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Just curious, but has anyone just removed the muffler and replaced it with 3" pipes. I went to a exhaust shop and the guy said with resonators, converters and a muffler I could get a good sound by eliminating the muffler and replacing it with pipes from the CC aft. And he would put the stock tips on the pipes
11-25-2008, 02:05 PM
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wowsie, the greddy with the silencers off are pretty loud already, especially with the exhaust depot y pipe, I do that when I go to the track and it sounds nice and loud and fun for maybe a day or two. Have you ever heard how loud this thing gets in the morning when you are heating up the car? I swear my neighbors are ready to shoot me when I start the car in the morning with the silencers off. lol
11-25-2008, 03:33 PM
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wowsie, the greddy with the silencers off are pretty loud already, especially with the exhaust depot y pipe, I do that when I go to the track and it sounds nice and loud and fun for maybe a day or two. Have you ever heard how loud this thing gets in the morning when you are heating up the car? I swear my neighbors are ready to shoot me when I start the car in the morning with the silencers off. lol
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