improving 07 sedan exhaust note...
improving 07 sedan exhaust note...
i am a definite noob when it comes to the mechanics of an exhaust system, and I really want to create that FX/G coupe burbly growl in my sedan. the sedan has the growl, just not loud enough for my taste. everything else about this car is amazing, but i just want to louden that throaty growl. i do NOT want to switch out my exhaust for an aftermarket one.
thanks for any suggestions!
thanks for any suggestions!
i do NOT want to switch out my exhaust for an aftermarket one.
Get a 1/2 inch drill bit and put 3 or 4 holes in the resonator... this should do the trick.
of course. I am kidding.
Get a 1/2 inch drill bit and put 3 or 4 holes in the resonator... this should do the trick.
of course. I am kidding.
Your Options Are Limited...
A) Drill Holes In Your Muffler/or Resonators
B) Put A Cd In Your Car With Cool Exhaust Notes
C) Buy An Fx45 Muffler Set Up And Start Learning How To Weld
D) Buy An After Market Exhaust
A) Drill Holes In Your Muffler/or Resonators
B) Put A Cd In Your Car With Cool Exhaust Notes
C) Buy An Fx45 Muffler Set Up And Start Learning How To Weld
D) Buy An After Market Exhaust
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Two options:
1) replace the mufflers with some higher end aftermarket mufflers. Preferably something made by Magnaflow. Stay away from anything that is a straight-thru muffler. This will give the most volume increase.
2) replace the resonators with shorter Magnaflow resonators. This will give the least volume increase.
1) replace the mufflers with some higher end aftermarket mufflers. Preferably something made by Magnaflow. Stay away from anything that is a straight-thru muffler. This will give the most volume increase.
2) replace the resonators with shorter Magnaflow resonators. This will give the least volume increase.
Originally Posted by 4nroots
just my opinion, but the stillen sounds ricey
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Originally Posted by UltimateGee27
dave b....do you love magnaflow?
Originally Posted by GEE35X
It would be nice to have that stock FX/G Coupe sound but nothing more. (BTW, I saw Steves Audi RS4, wow 420HP
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Originally Posted by DaveB
Two options:
1) replace the mufflers with some higher end aftermarket mufflers. Preferably something made by Magnaflow. Stay away from anything that is a straight-thru muffler. This will give the most volume increase.
1) replace the mufflers with some higher end aftermarket mufflers. Preferably something made by Magnaflow. Stay away from anything that is a straight-thru muffler. This will give the most volume increase.
DaveB,
I thought the popular Magnaflows were a straight-thru design? It's been a few years since I've looked into them when I put one on my SUV. Or are you talking straight-thru brands other than Magnaflow?




