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Old 11-12-2006
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Removing Resonator Question

hey i was wonderinf if removing the stock resonator would make my exhaust raspy?

i had some custom piping 2.25 inch from the cat back welded onto the stock resonator opening which is 1.75in i am probably losing some power or whatever, the exhaust sounds stock can't even notice a difference but i was wondering if removing the stock resonator would it be raspy? i have a apexi worldsport2
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Thats a tough call with the worldsport muffler. Do you still have your stock catalytic converter?
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it will sound like those 20 yr old cars with broken muffler.
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yeah i still have the stock cat, i have an LX so the header and cat are like almost together lol and i got the custom piping welded to a flange and connected to the cat, the worldsport2 is really really quiet right now i literally cannot tell the difference from the stock muffler no sound whatsoever so i'm thinking if i take the resonator off it still wont be that loud?
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dont' do it, it'll be noticable and deep up to 3500 rpm, then it'll turn in to some real nasty raspy noise. i tried this before, it was so nasty so i had to weld the resonator back in
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haha damn seriously? that sucks man, well whatif i replaced the resonator with a pipe that has some spirals and swirls on the inside as to slow the airdown somewhat? haha i don't know just some stupid idea
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If you put an aftermarket resonator it shouldnt make the sound raspy. I hope...Good luck with it im in the process of making a mid pipe for my hks exhaust!
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