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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby blazink5 » Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:23 am

Hey lewisracing. After your removed that resonator, do you experience backfire from your exhaust? When i'm using the Sport Shift and i'm in 1st or 2nd gear and I raise the rpms to say 3-5k and let off the gas, around 2k rpm, i hear a loud backfire. I looked at the straight pipes that they installed and the diameter of the pipe is smaller than the original size diameter. Would that cause the backfire? Anybody experience the backfire after removing the big resonator? Please help. Thanks so much.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby littlehandegan » Sun Oct 25, 2009 9:28 pm

7 Pages and not one sound clip?

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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Jonathan818 » Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:10 pm

this is wht i did to mine i took out my rez and my two little mufflers you have by ur tips and took the big muffler out and put a flow master it sounds sick also a elite it sounds perfect not to loud and not to quite if you want it louder make ur piping bigger and i got a lot of complements about it
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby DoubleRsport » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:54 pm

heres the link to a couple videos that I made awhile ago, I used a normal camera to film it so I'm not sure what the crackling noise is.

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=30442

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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Drevs » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:14 pm

Well my innarwebz-fu is weak, apparently. I had to google "FTL". Learn something new every day.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby gooseyloosey » Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:37 am

Drevs wrote:Well my innarwebz-fu is weak, apparently. I had to google "FTL". Learn something new every day.


Don't be so hard on yourself, its tough if you are working for a living and not playing video games for 8hrs/day. Apparently, it can be used in a full sentence too. "Dude, we just wiped in Hellfire ramparts, noob tank FTL."
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby littlehandegan » Tue Oct 27, 2009 1:38 pm

Drevs wrote:Well my innarwebz-fu is weak, apparently. I had to google "FTL". Learn something new every day.

You have a picture of yourself in a "HOPE" poster, I guessed I miss assumed your "Hipness". :?
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Drevs » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:52 pm

littlehandegan wrote:You have a picture of yourself in a "HOPE" poster, I guessed I miss assumed your "Hipness". :?

Yeah, about that. Time for a new avatar since all you double latte frappuccino liberals have no idea what it's about. :)
Anyone wanna make a suggestion for my new avatar?
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby littlehandegan » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:32 pm

Drevs wrote:
littlehandegan wrote:You have a picture of yourself in a "HOPE" poster, I guessed I miss assumed your "Hipness". :?

Yeah, about that. Time for a new avatar since all you double latte frappuccino liberals have no idea what it's about. :)
Anyone wanna make a suggestion for my new avatar?



I lol'd. (Laughed out loud) :wink:
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Forumnoob » Wed Nov 04, 2009 3:02 pm

blazink5 wrote:Hey lewisracing. After your removed that resonator, do you experience backfire from your exhaust? When i'm using the Sport Shift and i'm in 1st or 2nd gear and I raise the rpms to say 3-5k and let off the gas, around 2k rpm, i hear a loud backfire. I looked at the straight pipes that they installed and the diameter of the pipe is smaller than the original size diameter. Would that cause the backfire? Anybody experience the backfire after removing the big resonator? Please help. Thanks so much.

I get backfire too on mine, I think it was always there but just not noticeable. In all honesty I think it sounds sweet, but maybe that's just because I'm a teenager.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Frisco_TX_RRS » Tue Jan 19, 2010 1:37 pm

Folks - updated my exhaust and it sounds much better and does not seem to be any issues.

I had all the stock muffler peices chopped off. Replaced the 2 mufflers up front with a Magnaflow Muffler ( Part # 12568) which would be the same muffler in the full Cat Back system. Only cost me ($108). The muffler is bigger so both the round muffler and heart shaped silencer\resonator needs to come out.

At the back, took off the 2 cans and replaced with straight pipes and oval tips to finish it off.

There is a nice rumble from outside, no vibrations \ backfire etc. The cabin is still quiet, good enough to take my conference calls still.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Ukraine Range » Tue Jan 19, 2010 2:13 pm

Forumnoob wrote:
blazink5 wrote:Hey lewisracing. After your removed that resonator, do you experience backfire from your exhaust? When i'm using the Sport Shift and i'm in 1st or 2nd gear and I raise the rpms to say 3-5k and let off the gas, around 2k rpm, i hear a loud backfire. I looked at the straight pipes that they installed and the diameter of the pipe is smaller than the original size diameter. Would that cause the backfire? Anybody experience the backfire after removing the big resonator? Please help. Thanks so much.

I get backfire too on mine, I think it was always there but just not noticeable. In all honesty I think it sounds sweet, but maybe that's just because I'm a teenager.



When you say backfire, do you mean the popping on deceleration? If so, then I always enjoyed that on my '03 Cobra with Magnaflows. When I think of the word 'backfire', I think of John Candy's car in Uncle Buck that would sound like a shotgun before he turned it off. This I would NOT want.

I am also considering hacking only #7 off (the suitcase-sized exhaust located directly underneath), because I've heard clips and it sounds pretty good.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby Frisco_TX_RRS » Tue Jan 19, 2010 2:26 pm

Yeah ...no John Candy like issues. Heard somewhere on ths forum that folks were having the backfire issue, could be mistaken.

NO popping either, sounds like a nice flowing rumble ....

I say knock knock out all the LR mufflers and either use a aftermarket muffler with straight pipes all the way through. Forgot to mention a special thank you to Paul on recommending I go this route.
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Re: Removing the resonator...should I?

Postby PJPR01 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 3:48 pm

Vroom Vroom! `) :clap: :clap:

Glad it worked out T!
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