upgrade exhaust help
07-12-2009, 01:24 PM
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I did some vids, one of the interior.
It is music to my ears on the inside, but when I cruise, it is barely noticeable. Well, that is with the A/C blowing. It's been around 102 here lately... With the radio on, I don't een hear it at 75 mph. I do hear it when excelerating, though.
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...rch_type=&aq=f
It is music to my ears on the inside, but when I cruise, it is barely noticeable. Well, that is with the A/C blowing. It's been around 102 here lately... With the radio on, I don't een hear it at 75 mph. I do hear it when excelerating, though.
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...rch_type=&aq=f
02-18-2010, 07:57 AM
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Ok, so I ordered the Magnaflow Resonator Tip, part # 35174, which is 3.5" x 4.25" and 12" long; it has the 2.25" inlet. It is a nice oval resonator to replace the rear resonator and tips, the one I held up to the car made it look quite stuffed on my 2005 4.2 Sport.
I figure that since I will only be replacing the stock resonators with the resonated tip, the sound shouldn't change too much. (but I hope it does).
The shop I ordered the parts from called and said they would be in today, so I drove into town to have them installed. I had my cam ready and everything.
Long story short, after three hours and two deliveries, the parts never showed up. I told the shop to forget it, and drove back home. Total bust.
Anyone know a a good exhaust shop in San Antonio, TX?
The tips were going to be $125 each, plus about $65 to install.
I figure that since I will only be replacing the stock resonators with the resonated tip, the sound shouldn't change too much. (but I hope it does).
The shop I ordered the parts from called and said they would be in today, so I drove into town to have them installed. I had my cam ready and everything.
Long story short, after three hours and two deliveries, the parts never showed up. I told the shop to forget it, and drove back home. Total bust.
Anyone know a a good exhaust shop in San Antonio, TX?
The tips were going to be $125 each, plus about $65 to install.
Are you still liking this setup? That's a good price and I really like how it sounds.
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