muffler ?'s

[FuncOvrForm]

I am soon to buy a muffler for my car i am keeping stock pipping with stock cat. The Muffler im getting is a arospeed. I dont know the specs yet but i think the inlet is around 2.5 the out let is around 3. I really dont want it to b too high pitched. I need help with a set up i wanna run stock pipping because i jus want to run N/a rebuild. will i need a resanator? and does anyone know how these mufflers perform my friend has one on his hatch and it sounds good.....

[Mr_Doitagain]

I am soon to buy a muffler for my car i am keeping stock pipping with stock cat. The Muffler im getting is a arospeed. I dont know the specs yet but i think the inlet is around 2.5 the out let is around 3. I really dont want it to b too high pitched. I need help with a set up i wanna run stock pipping because i jus want to run N/a rebuild. will i need a resanator? and does anyone know how these mufflers perform my friend has one on his hatch and it sounds good.....

A resonator is one part in exhaust systems that works with the muffler to reduce noise, by making sound waves "cancel each other out". The "exhaust note" is an important feature for many vehicle owners, so both the original manufacturers and the after-market suppliers use the resonator to enhance the sound in some way - in particular so-called "ricers" use resonators on their 4-cylinder engines to give an exhaust note comparable to that of a V8 engine.

Thats just my 0.02 about a resonator

[NAiL05]

Resonators are nice to have. Are you talking about building the motor to NA spec or just leaving it stock NA. Either way might as well upgrade while your at it. If you wanted something close to stock should have bought something with a 2.25" inlet or somethin.

[FuncOvrForm]

i want to build it to N/A spec and i have changed my mind to a twin loop on stock pipe.

[KINGPIN33]

My muffler looks like its ready to fall apart to due to rust... If you shove that OBX twin loop muffler on STOCK piping, will it sound really stupid and raspy? The last thing I want is some super raspy ricer noise coming out of the exhaust... Anyone got experience?

[GREENCB3]

Yea he's right^.your better off running that muffler wit like a 2-2.25 inch piping.you will notice the difference trust me because I ran my 2.25 inch muffler on stock piping.it sucked but with the piping your car will breath better and it will have a different tone.The resonator is just there to reduce noise.

[Mr_Doitagain]

Yea he's right^.your better off running that muffler wit like a 2-2.25 inch piping.you will notice the difference trust me because I ran my 2.25 inch muffler on stock piping.it sucked but with the piping your car will breath better and it will have a different tone.The resonator is just there to reduce noise.

This is all so true... as far as your piping, are you try'n to gain a few HP or are you just worried about the sound.....

[KINGPIN33]

This is all so true... as far as your piping, are you try'n to gain a few HP or are you just worried about the sound.....

Sound and performance!

[5spd'r]

I'd say forget the fancy twin-loop and use the money to put togather a decent exhaust SYSTEM, not only will it sound better but it'll perform much better.

[accordtypeR]

I am soon to buy a muffler for my car i am keeping stock pipping with stock cat. The Muffler im getting is a arospeed. I dont know the specs yet but i think the inlet is around 2.5 the out let is around 3. I really dont want it to b too high pitched. I need help with a set up i wanna run stock pipping because i jus want to run N/a rebuild. will i need a resanator? and does anyone know how these mufflers perform my friend has one on his hatch and it sounds good.....

If you have the stock exhaust system you should have a resinator. If its removed then it magnifies the exhaust sound. Before purchasing it checkonline from to style ( probaly ebaymotors ) to see what type of sound it gives off eg ricey, bassy, low tone, etc..