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i have a 98se and i have a after market muffler i wanna make it louder than what it is now, i have a flowmaster 80series muffler w/2" output, can anyone help
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2"? Why on earth did you make the outlet smaller than stock? Stock is a 2.25" outlet. :?
Get a high-flow cat. That'll help a bit. If you really want it to sound like **** after that, remove the resonator.
Get a high-flow cat. That'll help a bit. If you really want it to sound like **** after that, remove the resonator.
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Do you have dual 2" outlets?
The resonator is the key to volume. I've had my 93 (no res) next to a 94 (w/ res) and identical engine/exhaust setups. It was hard to tell the 94 was idling next to mine...
However it might be too loud for you as well.
The resonator is the key to volume. I've had my 93 (no res) next to a 94 (w/ res) and identical engine/exhaust setups. It was hard to tell the 94 was idling next to mine...
However it might be too loud for you as well.
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