Hey guys. Brand new to mustang and learning more about the car before I pull the trigger on a GT. I treat drove one and I liked it.
Need to work on the sound but not too loud. Has anyone just done a resonator delete?

 

Im planning on it...i hope somebody answers

 

people are juustttt taking delivery of their cars, give it some time.

 

Guy on the 6G forums already did it. Took it to a local shop and they whacked it off and welded in an H pipe for $40. No video on how it sounds yet. Funny thing is, there is a manufacturer (MAK) making this part now available to driveway warriors.

http://www.makperformance.com/2015-M...ete_p_319.html

But it's priced at $280. Hmmm...Drive to the local shop, let them do the work and still profit! No brainer to me. I just want to hear it and find out if it creates drone removing it.

 

That person might have lucked out on the 40$ thing. You wont find a deal like that at every shop you go too.

 

Shouldn't be more than $100 at any exhaust shop...

 

Do you ever make any positive posts?? Every post I have seen you make is pissing on everyone's ideas, comments or suggestions. Fill your glass, man!

 

I have a xpipe being delivered any day now. I'm gonna do 3" xpipe 3" pipes to a 4" tip, idk what mufflers tho

 

Looks pretty simple to cut off & run separate 3" straight pipes.

 

Read somewhere that removing it negatively impacts car performance. It's not just a "muffler" under the hood but serves a practical purpose.

 

I got a 3" MBRP exhaust with H pipe. Sounds great, no loss of power, prob no gain in power but it has a nice rumble to it and it was about $500.

 

I am definitely NO expert, but the resonator appears to add a lot of restriction to the exhaust flow and quiets down the sound a lot. Since an engine is a big air pump, I would think that removing a restriction would increase the hp a tiny bit and really free up some latent sound. Am I wrong? Anyone else actually done this and share the results?