2013 GT Exhaust HELP
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2013 GT Exhaust HELP
I recently installed Borla S-type Axle back exhaust on my 2013 GT. IT is loud, but I am wishing it was a little louder. I am regretting not buying the Borla ATACK.
Is there anything that I can add to my current set-up to get louder? Or do I need to buy a different exhaust set-up? Do the x pipes make a difference in sound? If so, what do you recommend?
Just looking for input. Thanks!
Is there anything that I can add to my current set-up to get louder? Or do I need to buy a different exhaust set-up? Do the x pipes make a difference in sound? If so, what do you recommend?
Just looking for input. Thanks!
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I'd start by either removing the resonators or getting an after-cat h-pipe... It shouldn't cost more than $50 to have the resonators removed at a muffler shop, and I think you can get the h-pipe for around $300 or so... I just put Roush axle backs on my '13 and I'm considering removing the resonators, I just don't want it to get any more raspy...
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Changing out to the X-pipe will alter the pitch of the exhaust note. It's usually good for a couple horsepower. You DO NOT need a change to the tune for the X-pipe, it is downstream of the cats and has no effect on how the O2's control your air:fuel ratio.
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I'm kinda curious if anyone else has noticed this;
My exhaust is stock except for Roush A/B. Under fairly heavy throttle they sounded raspy. But now that i'm running with a CAI and tune it sounds completely different. No more raspiness at all, just a deeper and way meaner roar.
Killed two birds with one stone I guess
My exhaust is stock except for Roush A/B. Under fairly heavy throttle they sounded raspy. But now that i'm running with a CAI and tune it sounds completely different. No more raspiness at all, just a deeper and way meaner roar.
Killed two birds with one stone I guess
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