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| Topic subject | will it sound ricey or deep good sound? |
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18343, will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by qwad65, Mar-25-02 03:32 AM iamgoing to build a custom cat back but dont whant to but a muffler that will sound ricey i whant it to be deep and good sound ing what sould i do can you guys help me | |
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18344, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by 1TuffRS, Mar-25-02 03:38 AM well I personally love my OBX muffler and pacesetter piping, It gives a relatively loud deep tone. I set car alarms off all the time. Its a little raspy at certain RPM's until it warms up, but after that its a thing of pure beauty. | |
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18345, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by 97GS AT, Mar-25-02 05:40 AM will different piping has different sound? like mandral bend vs press bend. | |
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18346, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by vegasdsmr, Mar-25-02 05:42 AM umm, mandrel and press bent are usually talked about with restriction and not sound. | |
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18347, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by qwad65, Mar-25-02 05:53 AM where do i get paseter pipe and whats a glaa pack? | |
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18348, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by 1TuffRS, Mar-25-02 07:06 AM you can get the pacesetter exhaust from nopionline.com and howellautomotive.com. The glasspack resonator is like an inline muffler which serves to quiet down a loud exhaust or make the tone less raspy. When Vegas put the 5zigen muff on the car his exhaust tone became raspy and it solved the problem. I, on the other hand, did not have a problem with raspiness once the muff was warmed up so I didnt need one. | |
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18349, RE: will it sound ricey or deep good sound? Posted by Twobuf4u, Mar-25-02 07:24 AM I've been thinking about getting an Apexi Dunk Muffler and keep my stock piping. Anybody have this setup and how does it sound? | |
