whats louder Down pipe with resonator OR Headers?
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whats louder Down pipe with resonator OR Headers?
I currently have the B&B exhaust which is pretty loud but i wish to add maybe a little more sound but not as much as a Y pipe would give me. I think thats overkill. But iwas thinkg for a little more horsepower and wonder what i should do. thanks
BTW what about Headers vs. non resonated down pipes? are the pipes much louder? thanks RX
BTW what about Headers vs. non resonated down pipes? are the pipes much louder? thanks RX
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well on ebay they are selling "down pipes with resonators" but he also lists Y-Pipes so im assuming that they are the same but the down pipes have the resonator, y pipes dont. in any case i wish to know the sound between headers and resonated pipe leading to the exhaust mufflers. anyone? thanks RX
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
theres no such thing as an unresonated or resonated y pipe. Its jus a y pipe lol.
This is how it goes...
Motor > Exhaust manifolds (Headers) > Cats > Y-Pipe > Mid-pipe > Muffler
If you want louder sound, get hi-flow cats. If you want even louder sound, get headers. End of story.
This is how it goes...
Motor > Exhaust manifolds (Headers) > Cats > Y-Pipe > Mid-pipe > Muffler
If you want louder sound, get hi-flow cats. If you want even louder sound, get headers. End of story.
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AHHHHHHHH! THERE ARE DOWN PIPES ON EBAY! I want to compare those which have a resonator and Headers. forget Y pipes as i know they in no way are quiter. unless the Y pipe has a resonator or as some might call it a high flow catalitic conv. RX trust me i know exactly what a Y pipe is. My satng has mac headers, H pipe and 1 chamber racing mufflers. Crazy loud.
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ok this is what i got from the ebay seller:
hi,
the Y-pipe and resonator is totally two different items.
this resonator should be installed between the header and the Y-pipe.
with the resonator, the sound will become deeper and strong tone. the Y-pipe you may think its loud because its stright thur.
also, the header we selling will be louder than the stock one.
Having any question, simply email and let us know.
thank you
www.Ebstores.us
Has anyone installed headers after having installed thier aftermarket exhaust? wondering on how much louder it is. RX
hi,
the Y-pipe and resonator is totally two different items.
this resonator should be installed between the header and the Y-pipe.
with the resonator, the sound will become deeper and strong tone. the Y-pipe you may think its loud because its stright thur.
also, the header we selling will be louder than the stock one.
Having any question, simply email and let us know.
thank you
www.Ebstores.us
Has anyone installed headers after having installed thier aftermarket exhaust? wondering on how much louder it is. RX
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
Yes it would. That's why theyre called Cat-backs lol. For example, on an STi, they dont have headers, they have full downpipes, so their full exhaust systems are called Turbo-back exhausts, because they replace everything from the turbo, back...
Thanks for clearing that out for me... see I've never heard of a Y-pipe or Mid-pipe what the hell is that lol... must be a dual exhaust thing... I have yet to look under my G yet but I'm anxious to see how it looks
I created my own turbo back exhaust on my Evo.. except I didn't get a test pipe, HFC instead so no CEL on my car. There's one thing in between the turbo and "turbo-back exhaust" people might forget about... the 02 housing, may be different on STi's..
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so if your trying to amp the OEM sound the loudest possible.. without going as far as changing the headers... could I change something like...
stock cats --> high flow cats
stock y-pipe --> aftermarket
stock mid-pipe --> aftermarket
along with adding z-tube/drop in filter or CAI
Would this amplify the stock sound to the best it could by adding simple bolt on's? Or would changing any of those previously listed alter the sound to something else other than OEM.
stock cats --> high flow cats
stock y-pipe --> aftermarket
stock mid-pipe --> aftermarket
along with adding z-tube/drop in filter or CAI
Would this amplify the stock sound to the best it could by adding simple bolt on's? Or would changing any of those previously listed alter the sound to something else other than OEM.