bought my 1st real "mod"
07-15-2005, 03:05 PM
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ok, got it installed today and basically cut the factory muffler off and welded the resonator in. i did leave the stock piping/tailpipe still looks stock.
i think it sounds really deep and isnt too "droney" how some exhausts are.
so for $50 resonator + $40 install = $90 for a new good sounding tone im a happy fella.
i think it sounds really deep and isnt too "droney" how some exhausts are.
so for $50 resonator + $40 install = $90 for a new good sounding tone im a happy fella.
07-17-2005, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by CrewCabOnDubz
ok, got it installed today and basically cut the factory muffler off and welded the resonator in. i did leave the stock piping/tailpipe still looks stock.
i think it sounds really deep and isnt too "droney" how some exhausts are.
so for $50 resonator + $40 install = $90 for a new good sounding tone im a happy fella.
i think it sounds really deep and isnt too "droney" how some exhausts are.
so for $50 resonator + $40 install = $90 for a new good sounding tone im a happy fella.
07-24-2005, 04:18 AM
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My friend has one on his 00 5.3 RCSB he has no cats and that same SLP resonator dumped and it sounds awesome at WOT but when normal driving during shifts it gets to raspy.
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