Resonator?
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Resonator?
i just want to know if i get 2.25 custom midpipe, is it a wise idea to use the stock resonator? or get the aftermarket one?
if getting the aftermarket resonator is the way to go, then what brand should i get? any specific size or model is designed for our cars?
btw, i drive a 2001 civic sedan (1.7 non vtec)
if getting the aftermarket resonator is the way to go, then what brand should i get? any specific size or model is designed for our cars?
btw, i drive a 2001 civic sedan (1.7 non vtec)
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Rep Power: 0 i already got my eyes on a muffler so i wont get Magnaflow cat back...but thanx for the hint macrossranma
and i can't make it to the meet.
so anyone else can help me answer my question?
and i can't make it to the meet.
so anyone else can help me answer my question?
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Rep Power: 0 what kind of exhaust are u using? and u should get the exhaust and get a straight pipe with no resonator.... because u will still have a cat in ur headers....
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I have 2.25" piping with no resonator...
You don't need the resonator, but if you decide to keep it on your sound/airflow will decrease by 15-25%. (Do not quote me on this)
What kind of muffler are you getting? If you're getting a "quiet" one, ditch the resonator. If you're getting something like an N1 (loud), i'd say keep it...
You don't need the resonator, but if you decide to keep it on your sound/airflow will decrease by 15-25%. (Do not quote me on this)
What kind of muffler are you getting? If you're getting a "quiet" one, ditch the resonator. If you're getting something like an N1 (loud), i'd say keep it...
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[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i am getting the Mugen Twin Loop muffler....so should i use the resonator or dont need one?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i am getting the Mugen Twin Loop muffler....so should i use the resonator or dont need one?[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 ok...but it wouldnt hurt if i keep the stock resonator? cuz cops around my area are D ick and as soon as they see civic with exhaust they will give out meaningless ticket for excessive noise
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Rep Power: 0 i just put my resonator back on...i gotta ticket last month for for exhaust...the cop said he can hear my car 3 blocks away...hahahaha...it is pretty loud and gets annoying too...but with the resonator on and my revolution exhaust there isn't much noise but i'm there for the looks of a shiny muffler in the back and not the alarm setting off noise...peace
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