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[ion] C2 10-09-2007 10:30 PM

Exhaust
 
When the time comes (not very soon), I plan on getting:

- Pacesetter header
- high flow kitty
- 2.5" piping all the way
- two resonators

What do you all suggest for the type of muffler that will be as quiet as stock, or quieter, with no raspy garbage? (Hence two resonators someone suggested to me)

Spilner521 10-09-2007 10:56 PM

Probably nothing will be as quiet as stock if you want it to flow decently.

But something that will be not too loud, but also flow the most, would be 2 resonators (Vibrant Ultra Quiet resonator) and a Vibrant Streetpower muffler, or a Magnaflow. Especially with a supercharger, you'll want everything to be straight thru. It'll be louder than stock, but not incredibly obnoxious.

alero440 10-10-2007 07:57 AM

<--- magnaflow... quiet while driving, but gives a nice tone when you get on it :)

Mr_Reed 10-10-2007 12:44 PM

glass pack no resonator hollow out cad. with 2.5 piping all the way back with a 3 1/2 in. tip... You could wake all your neighbors up when you start it up in the morning lol

nickbain 10-10-2007 01:08 PM

^^hate to say it but if you lived next to me then you wouldn't be waking me up for long. Besides he wants as quite as stock.

Dynomax seems pretty good to me, when I had my Trans Am I had one and you didn't really notice that it was an aftermarket exhaust untill I got on it.

[ion] C2 10-10-2007 03:32 PM

hate to say it but if you read the original post, i want the QUIETest thing possible on earth, lol. i hate the exhaust tone of any four cylinder, except AMS's Evo, damn. All I want anyone to hear is the intake/supercharger side :)

Spilner521 10-10-2007 03:49 PM

The quietest thing possible on earth would be your stock exhaust. If all you're worried about is sound, don't change a thing, or add some big fat chrome tips :lol: . If you want all the flow you can get, you're going to hear the exhaust, plain and simple. The 2.4 doesn't actually sound that bad with an exhaust. It doesn't get real high pitched until about redline.

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Originally Posted by Mr_Reed (Post 308393)
glass pack no resonator hollow out cad. with 2.5 piping all the way back with a 3 1/2 in. tip... You could wake all your neighbors up when you start it up in the morning lol

That hollowed cat is hurting you more than helping. The exhaust travels through the exhaust pipe and then all of a sudden flow's into a huge chamber and then back into the pipe. It's causing a lot of turbulence and stagnation. Put a high flow cat on it, or if you absolutely don't want a cat for whatever reason, cut out the cat and put a 2.5" pipe in it's place.

Cliff8928 10-11-2007 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by [ion] C2 (Post 308298)
What do you all suggest for the type of muffler that will be as quiet as stock, or quieter, with no raspy garbage? (Hence two resonators someone suggested to me)


You could try to use a stock right-side C5 muffler. I'm sure you could find one on ebay or a corvette forum.

My next muffler for the car is a Corsa which came from a wrecked C5.

Gr1m 10-11-2007 03:21 PM

i would have thought with that spoiler you had on it before you would have wanted it as loud as possible :)

[ion] C2 10-11-2007 03:47 PM

Like I said way the hell back when, I installed the spoiler and color matched it (unlike 99% of these ricers), because I liked the way it looked. I did not think my car was supersonically fast, or act like it. I liked the aesthetics. effin' rice took away all of that from me. I grew tired of seeing every piece of shit Honda or Toyota with a spoiler like mine, along with a can, driving like they're sweet.

It put me into that crowd. I put up with it for a while, everyone assuming I was some ricebox, although I really liked the way it looked, since I liked road racing/gran turismo style racing, and most of the vehicles that are in that type of sport have spoilers like that. After all the badgering from 50% of observers, finally, I said eff it, and tore it off.

I hate cans, I hate people who drive as if they just own at life, driving a rusted pile with a huge spoiler. I hate rice.

What I don't understand is how NoSweat83 and jturkey69 got away with it, besides that theirs are fiberglass.

Spilner521 10-11-2007 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by [ion] C2 (Post 308560)
What I don't understand is how NoSweat83 and jturkey69 got away with it, besides that theirs are fiberglass.

Maybe it's because they both have body kits, so the spoiler on the back kind of goes with the whole look. Personally, I'm not a fan of big spoilers, but along with the other body mods their cars have, their spoilers look pretty good and go with the rest of the car. To me, a big aluminum wing thrown on a car with no other body mods just looks ridiculous, color matched or not.

Again, this is just my opinion, but I think a few other people might share the same opinion, that's probably why everyone always made comments about it.

cherrington17 10-11-2007 04:15 PM

i guess the more heavily modified you are, the more people start to understand its a passion, not a bolt on. Both of their cars have full kit and some exhaust/engine work (if i remember right)

if you finish up your engine and do a little body work, toss it back on if you liked it. its YOUR car. and if people keep mouthing off, you won't be able to hear them from the sound of your tires spinning.

...but i gotta say, i love the fact that you brought a picnic table cover to ASS. Classic.

billytheman1188 10-11-2007 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by cherrington17 (Post 308570)
if you finish up your engine

ha, i think hes done a lot already! more than a lot of people on here.

cherrington17 10-11-2007 04:36 PM

^doesn't mean hes done... look at spyhunter.

engine modding is addicting. you can ALWAYS go bigger/faster

Spilner521 10-11-2007 04:42 PM

Exactly, there's really no such thing as done - the more power your engine makes, the more you want to keep pushing it to make more.

rowdygls 10-11-2007 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by [ion] C2 (Post 308560)

What I don't understand is how NoSweat83 and jturkey69 got away with it, besides that theirs are fiberglass.


Turkey never got away with it. He heard it from a few people, but not like you did. And yes, the bodykit help deflect some of the harassing.

[ion] C2 10-11-2007 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by cherrington17 (Post 308570)
i guess the more heavily modified you are, the more people start to understand its a passion, not a bolt on. Both of their cars have full kit and some exhaust/engine work (if i remember right)

Yeah, I photoshopped what I originally intended the car to look like, and the wing complements the kit pretty well, although I LOVE the Razzi wing + AAS kit, so I'm dead set on that combo.

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Originally Posted by cherrington17 (Post 308570)
...but i gotta say, i love the fact that you brought a picnic table cover to ASS. Classic.

:p

Ya, lots of things still to do with the engine and such. It's laid out roughly on my FQuick (click the sig).

Cliff8928 10-12-2007 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by rowdygls (Post 308582)
Turkey never got away with it. He heard it from a few people, but not like you did. And yes, the bodykit help deflect some of the harassing.


I still wanted to use it for a picnic table at the cook out..:p

Mr_Reed 10-12-2007 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Spilner521 (Post 308415)
That hollowed cat is hurting you more than helping. The exhaust travels through the exhaust pipe and then all of a sudden flow's into a huge chamber and then back into the pipe. It's causing a lot of turbulence and stagnation. Put a high flow cat on it, or if you absolutely don't want a cat for whatever reason, cut out the cat and put a 2.5" pipe in it's place.


Its just for when they inspect it... its a 2.5 piping inside the cat.. I wish I could take pics of it for yawl its pretty bad ass

billytheman1188 10-12-2007 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by cherrington17 (Post 308577)
^doesn't mean hes done... look at spyhunter.

engine modding is addicting. you can ALWAYS go bigger/faster


hell yea, i know. Im dead set on modifiing my engine, but everytime i have money, i have something else i need to buy:lol: its hard, but headers are DEF. next on the list.

i was just saying that hes done more modification to the engine than most people, cause you said he needs to do more, idk, im too retarded right now, im talking too much:lol: later!


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