What's causing my raspy exhaust?
#1
What's causing my raspy exhaust?
On m rcsb it had a h/c lq9 and arh 1 7/8 lts, pry and a corsa muffler. On normal acceleration and wot it sounds great. But mid throttle it's crazy raspy. Sounds like a redneck straight piped ahit box.
With my xr1 it did the same thing too
If I open my electric cutout, the rasp is still there...
Is it the lack of cats causing the issue?
Add 2 high flows?
Thanks everyone
With my xr1 it did the same thing too
If I open my electric cutout, the rasp is still there...
Is it the lack of cats causing the issue?
Add 2 high flows?
Thanks everyone
#7
Formerly ScreamingL
if you understood exhaust design you would see why exhausts have rasp
any y pipe setup has rasp its just how much will you tolerate or cover up with muffler design
with said my truck has a 2.5'' y pipe into a 4" exhaust with a ultraflow muffler...raspy as all hell
added nothing more then a flowmaster and the amount of rasp went away
if you were able to have a true dual exhaust with exhaust tubing being identical like a new camaro or mustang or corvette the exhaust design takes away from the rasp
so for you OP you need to slow down the pulses enough to fix the rasp
any y pipe setup has rasp its just how much will you tolerate or cover up with muffler design
with said my truck has a 2.5'' y pipe into a 4" exhaust with a ultraflow muffler...raspy as all hell
added nothing more then a flowmaster and the amount of rasp went away
if you were able to have a true dual exhaust with exhaust tubing being identical like a new camaro or mustang or corvette the exhaust design takes away from the rasp
so for you OP you need to slow down the pulses enough to fix the rasp
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#9
Get rid of the Y pipe and run true duals. I had a Y pipe setup on my cammed lq9 setup and it was raspy, had the Y pipe cut, installed X pipe and 2 magnaflows and it just has a deep tone and no rasp.
Same scenario with my old TBSS
Same scenario with my old TBSS