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mattlqx
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That's the right price. It's one single piece, half the length of the car, includes the X pipe, mufflers and electric actuators. Plus freight on all of that.
crazymayhem
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thanks! thought so, wasnt 100% sure though. pretty steep price, was thinking it might be an alternative to aftermarket like magnaflow or cutting out the resonators. Not really at that price tag though
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I only get the buffeting with the rear seats down AND the windows down. With the rear seats up, I don't have that problem. But put your rear seats down, then go above 60mph and the buffeting is intense. Rear seats down + windows rolled up = ungodly sounds in the cabin in the best way possible. Especially with the resonator delete.
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So, I just got back from getting my resonators deleted. All I can say is....WOW!!!! Everything that folks have been stating on here is so true. In normal mode, you can't tell the difference in the slightest. Put it in Sport mode and you'd think someone swapped out an entirely different car. It is a straight up beast!
Funny little story. When I pulled into the muffler shop, I had it in Sport mode. They guys at the shop heard it and couldn't believe I wanted to delete them. After a minute or two of talking back and forth they started on the job. About 30 minutes later, I heard it start up. The guy gives it a couple little nudges of the throttle and nothing...nada...not a peep of any sort of monster under the hood. I walk outside and the guy is looking at me like....WTF is wrong. Of course, I start to snicker. The other guys in the shop gather around and are standing behind it and have this look on their faces like...what the hell did we do wrong. I calmly walk up to the car and put it in sport mode. I then tell the guy...let it warm up for a minute or two and then you'll hear the difference. Sure enough about a minute later he gives it a couple quick hits on the throttle and everyone looks around like...holy shit...we poked the bear!
If there was ever a time for me to have my video out, that would have been it. It was beyond priceless!!!!
So, end of story....I love it and if anyone is on the fence about getting it done, I strongly recommend it. Again, in normal mode not a peep above what you currently have. Put it in sport mode, step on it and you'll hear every snap, crackle, and pop known to mankind. I pull out onto the freeway and you would have thought I stole a car from the NASCAR circuit....better than any orchestra I've ever heard.
I have a before and after video, but need to figure out how I can upload it. Total cost to get it done was $87.50. Well worth it
Funny little story. When I pulled into the muffler shop, I had it in Sport mode. They guys at the shop heard it and couldn't believe I wanted to delete them. After a minute or two of talking back and forth they started on the job. About 30 minutes later, I heard it start up. The guy gives it a couple little nudges of the throttle and nothing...nada...not a peep of any sort of monster under the hood. I walk outside and the guy is looking at me like....WTF is wrong. Of course, I start to snicker. The other guys in the shop gather around and are standing behind it and have this look on their faces like...what the hell did we do wrong. I calmly walk up to the car and put it in sport mode. I then tell the guy...let it warm up for a minute or two and then you'll hear the difference. Sure enough about a minute later he gives it a couple quick hits on the throttle and everyone looks around like...holy shit...we poked the bear!
If there was ever a time for me to have my video out, that would have been it. It was beyond priceless!!!!
So, end of story....I love it and if anyone is on the fence about getting it done, I strongly recommend it. Again, in normal mode not a peep above what you currently have. Put it in sport mode, step on it and you'll hear every snap, crackle, and pop known to mankind. I pull out onto the freeway and you would have thought I stole a car from the NASCAR circuit....better than any orchestra I've ever heard.
I have a before and after video, but need to figure out how I can upload it. Total cost to get it done was $87.50. Well worth it
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Anyone looking to delete the resonators from your exhaust system on your GT or GT350 & you live in or around Los Angeles ?
I have a 4' x 2 1/2" Stainless Steel tubing for sale. The same tubing used to replace the resonators in my car.
I bought a 8' length piece & only needed less than 4' of it to do the job. The muffler shop charged $50 to install.
Anyone interested, PM me.
I have a 4' x 2 1/2" Stainless Steel tubing for sale. The same tubing used to replace the resonators in my car.
I bought a 8' length piece & only needed less than 4' of it to do the job. The muffler shop charged $50 to install.
Anyone interested, PM me.
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going to mad hatter in Columbus this Saturday to finally have mine done. Was going to do the long tube route but need to wait and see if I trade this in first.
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went ahead and did it this afternoon, definitely a positive change. I hated the way the off road pipes sounded on the street but this is perfect. not obnoxious at all, pretty toned down during DD but really opens up under load. raspy is not the term I would use, but it is a cleaner, more focused direct sound. Both windows down flying down a country road perfection.
Mad Hatter was great, in and out in 30 min and they took the time to be sure it was right and tacked the heat shields back in just in case.
Mad Hatter was great, in and out in 30 min and they took the time to be sure it was right and tacked the heat shields back in just in case.
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I'm on the fence about this. I don't think I need it but what is your opinion? After hearing his do you want to change yours?
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Honestly, the only times I wish I hadn't are...never. I only wish there was a way to keep them in quiet mode no matter how much throttle you give it. I don't like how the flaps open up even in normal mode because I either want it quiet or loud but you can't keep it completely quiet. Even with the resonators in and in Sport mode its pretty damn loud but IMO it sounds so much better with them out. With and without resonators, Normal mode is about the same. I just love how raw it sounds in Sport mode without them.