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    #16
    i wanna know where to find an RSR muffler only

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      #17
      I have a Flowmaster 60 series w/ 2.25" piping and a 18" resonator. Stock cat. I honestly don't think you could ask for a more satisfying exhaust tone. It barely hums at highway speeds, and scream at WOT. You wouldn't be disappointed with this setup. It's a perfect balance.

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        #18
        Originally posted by 2slowcivic
        i just hollowed the cat last weekend and it sounded the same b4 that so i think a glasspack would do nething
        Only reason I said replace the hollowed-cat is coz it wont give as much power as a straight through pipe, so replacing the H/O-cat with the glasspack helps speed up gas flow and helps remove rasp in one go.

        I had a silencer on my system and a massive muffler on the back and it still raspd, bought a silverline resonator off ebay, installed it and now its really smooth n deep.

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          #19
          why do people always suggest going with all those high priced prefabbed cat backs? just go to your local muffler shop, ask to get a whole new exhuast with your choice of piping diameter.

          My whole exhaust cost me a lil under 350. thats including my twinloop muffler, 2.5" piping from the header flange back, catco cat, 13" resonator, and the labor.

          its quiet as hell, search for the sound clip thread.

          you can get ANY muffler you want, theyre all pretty much the same. yes, the tone does change with the size of it. The raspiness comes from the lack of a good cat and/or a good resonator.

          CrzyTuning now offering port services

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            #20
            so basically it just comes done to getting a resonator, i get a discount on thrush so should i get an 18" or 22" glasspack

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              #21
              Originally posted by 92BLACKEX
              Try the FireBall cat back, usualy the Bigger the Can the deaper the sound, i have 2.25" pipeping with like a 3" fart can, sounds really deap and good. Mabye Ill put up a video on how it sounds. I love the way mine sounds, and I dont know the excat muffler size, just dont get a HUGE ass one....
              I have the TSUDO FIREBALL Cat-back system on my car, and it has a nice tone to it. Not too raspy, nice and deep when cruising, and under heavy acceleration. Love the grumble at idle too...

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