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4dlvr
Join Date: May 2006
Location: tulla
Posts: 327
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hers the storey, a couple months ago i bought a 2.5' redback cat back exhaust, i asked for it to have one muffler with a rear resonator. i wasnt happy with the sound as i didnt think it was loud enough but the guy who fitted it told me to wait bout 2-3 weeks till it wore out a little. i took it to a different exaust shop and his telling me that i dont have a rear resonator its a hot dog.
1) whats the difference(which is louder)?? 2) should i get rid of the hot dog and put a straight through pipe 3) should i also get rid of the 1st muffler?? i want the car to be as loud as possible with out loosing power (sorry for long story) cheers |
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exhaust questions
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