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Dual N1 Mufflers for resonator delete.

Spoolin

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I have an idea that adding 2 n1 mufflers in place of the resonators would sound nice and deep... If someone is willing to send me a stock exhaust ill do it asap lol





Im just throwing an idea out there and if anyone has done duals with these id like to see and hear the setup. i heard a single and it didn't sound too bad.
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I too wondered what they'd sound like, but I ended up going with the MF mufflers and stock tips.
 

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Other then the dual in dual out mufflers I have yet to see a mid muffler setup for the EB. I would think just like you that it would provide a very nice and deep note. If you wanted to get crazy you could do that resonator delete with 2 N1's and then directly after put an x-pipe in. I know that the x-pipe is for exhaust scavenging and that it will have no benefit in terms of performance. I am talking about sound though. Go back and listen to Gibson's catback exhaust to see what I am talking about.
 

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I had the N1 from Apexi on my 98 eclipse. The sound was deep and no rasp at all. Even winding it all way up it was a rich mellow sound.

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I was thinking something like this for mine.

 
 








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