Resinators
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Resinators
I am debating on getting some resinators for my offroad prochamber. When I put the stock cat's back on to get emissions tested will the resinators effect emissions. Also, what are some good resinators???
-Adam
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The resinators will not affect your emissions, but more sound deaden, and add minimal backpressure. A nice resonator is made by Vibrant if you want to go stainless steel. I think they're just about 50 bucks a piece in stainless, 12" long, and 2.5" diameter. They help with the "raspy-ness"!
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The resinators will not affect your emissions, but more sound deaden, and add minimal backpressure. A nice resonator is made by Vibrant if you want to go stainless steel. I think they're just about 50 bucks a piece in stainless, 12" long, and 2.5" diameter. They help with the "raspy-ness"!
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Adam,
When you get older you will think your setup sounds raspy. I only ran the Mac offroad Prochamber with Borla Stingers for 48 hrs. It had to go. To these 52 yr old ears it sounded raspy , loud and like poop!! Loud is not what a good exhaust sounds like. Trust me.
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Adam,
When you get older you will think your setup sounds raspy. I only ran the Mac offroad Prochamber with Borla Stingers for 48 hrs. It had to go. To these 52 yr old ears it sounded raspy , loud and like poop!! Loud is not what a good exhaust sounds like. Trust me.
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When you get older you will think your setup sounds raspy. I only ran the Mac offroad Prochamber with Borla Stingers for 48 hrs. It had to go. To these 52 yr old ears it sounded raspy , loud and like poop!! Loud is not what a good exhaust sounds like. Trust me.
Scott
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The resinators will not affect your emissions, but more sound deaden, and add minimal backpressure. A nice resonator is made by Vibrant if you want to go stainless steel. I think they're just about 50 bucks a piece in stainless, 12" long, and 2.5" diameter. They help with the "raspy-ness"!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bkV5xLRoi4
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I also considered going with the resonators myself. That's when I decide to see what the stock muffs would sound like. They aren't bad. The new GTA's are on there way. If you do the resonators give us a before and after vid.
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You'd have to cut up you pretty Borla over the axle pipes. That's what stopped me. My stock H-pipe is already trashed so I didn't want to ruin more stuff. If I didn't like the resonator sound there was no going back.
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Or I could cut up my $150 aluminized offroad H pipe........ C'mon Scott, you know I've already thought about it.
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Yeah, you're right. I have another experiment already under way anyhow. My catted Bassani X has been at a local fabrication shop since Monday........ I'm having it shortened, the welds at the X re-welded, and different outputs installed coming out of the X. I plan to try it with the Borlas again once its done.
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Yeah, you're right. I have another experiment already under way anyhow. My catted Bassani X has been at a local fabrication shop since Monday........ I'm having it shortened, the welds at the X re-welded, and different outputs installed coming out of the X. I plan to try it with the Borlas again once its done.
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I assume you are shortening the front where the slip joints are. Are you going to keep it together with another set of slip clamps like behind the H-pipe? If so let me know how it works. The Mac Prochamber has the same joints and it's a bit@h to put on. Need a big hammer.
Yep. My main problem has been all the press-in joint connections. I'm keeping most of them except for the outputs going to the over-axle pipes; those are going to be slip-clamps like the factory H pipe uses to the factory over-axle pipes.
I had found in all my previous experiments that with the X pipe and all those press-in or push-in joints, that there was not enough room on the hangers of the Borlas to slide them back enough to get the over-axle pipes out of the X. So, any time I wanted to change mid pipes, or even from the cats to the racepipes in the X, I had to remove the Borlas totally, force the axle pipes out of the X, then drop the whole X as one assembly. This got to be a bunch of crap because it took longer to do, and reinstalling it all meant having to also realign the Borla muffs so the tips were even. What a ***** it was!