exhaust round 2
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exhaust round 2
ok, dont mind the music and stuff in the background. My new setup is a 4" round magnaflow muffler in place of the resonator and out to 2 thrush welded mufflers with 3" tips. Let me know what you think....
YouTube - thrush welded mufflers on 2002 bonneville sle
YouTube - thrush welded mufflers on 2002 bonneville sle
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thanks...it took me a while after switching back and forth between so many mufflers but this setup is my favorite. I had flowtech afterburner mufflers, dynomax the regular ones, and these thrush. And ill tell u these thrush really impressed me alot. I was wondering, its still kind of loud in the cab of the car, if i were to get like a full 22" glasspack like a thrush, or flowtech or whatever kind of glasspack, will it absorb some of the sound in the cab of the car?
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The longer the glass pack the quieter. But tone usually still comes through. And if you romp on it, even the longer ones "wake up"
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cool, but should i even bother buying a glasspack to quiet it down a little with the interior resonance? Or just jave a shop put on a universal resonator ( i called a shop and they said they can do it for 60 bux)?
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Not real keen on exhaust, other than what I've heard from different set-ups of my own and others. But it seems to me your exchanging the OEM resonator for a 4" Magnaflow is why your now having the interior resonance. I always seem to just delete them. Putting a resonator back in it'* place will most likely take care of it, but then you lose quite a bit of rumble in the back.
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The resonator removes the raspyness. If your not very raspy then no need to install a glasspack. The deep cabin drone comes more from the muffler. However, another person had installed 2 glasspacks in series and that really toned it down.