Bottom line question... Has anyone replaced the suitcase (and kept stock manifolds and Cats, unlike Zack ;)) with the 12" long Magnaflow X-pipe/resonator combo (11365) or some combo of H or X-pipe plus bullet style resonators to not lose much if any of the low sound of the suitcase? I feel I need to do something to change my low resonance drone's sound wave. To get a longer/ bigger Magnaflow Tru-X dual in/out you have to go to 2 1/2" in/outlet. 12468 is 18" long & 5x8" oval. 12568 is 22" long & 5x11" oval.IMO leave it because I'm in a v6 mustang group and all the 11-14 guys are adding resonaters to tame down the popping. I know a guy with the same setup as mine (shorties and roush ab) on a 14 and it sounds like crap compared to mine
Roush axle backs, Bbk shorty headers
Not sure if all share the same suitcase but I have one off my 5.0 sitting inside my recycling bin...Anyone with a suitcase resonator laying around, can you tell me what size of pipe (2 1/8" I'd guess) wouyld slide into the inlet end and how far? I might try to slide some metal tube baffles in there.
It looks the same and I have heard someone say all three cars share the same resonator. Do you mind describing what you see looking into the inlet side?Not sure if all share the same suitcase but I have one off my 5.0 sitting inside my recycling bin...
I am not the best picture taker in the world but hopefully, these would suffice. :cheers:It looks the same and I have heard someone say all three cars share the same resonator. Do you mind describing what you see looking into the inlet side?
- Does it look perfectly straight thru? Like a 2' piece of say 2 1/8" pipe would slide all the way thru?
- Are the inner tubes perforated? Or have raised louver holes?
- Can you see any physical crossover pipe inside (X or H)?
- Probably hard to get a picture with no light inside.
Thanks
Very interesting! Looks more engineered than I expected. Thanks for the pics! Hard to tell from the pic if a straight pipe would slide all the way thru. Any bends or curves inside? Sorry to bug you for more favors, but if you have scrap tubing (pvc, metal, or whatever), I'm trying to find out if 2 1/8" o.d. pipe will slide in from the front. Hopefully all the way thru, or find out how far a pipe 'would' slide in? Hopefully to cover the baffles 6" -12" at least.I am not the best picture taker in the world but hopefully, these would suffice. :cheers:
Both of the inside chambers are straight so a solid pipe would fit inside with no problems.Very interesting! Looks more engineered than I expected. Thanks for the pics! Hard to tell from the pic if a straight pipe would slide all the way thru. Any bends or curves inside? Sorry to bug you for more favors, but if you have scrap tubing (pvc, metal, or whatever), I'm trying to find out if 2 1/8" o.d. pipe will slide in from the front. Hopefully all the way thru, or find out how far a pipe 'would' slide in? Hopefully to cover the baffles 6" -12" at least.
Hey, if you are throwing the res away, and happen to have a cutting wheel or a sawsall to peel off the top and get a birds eye view of the inside design, that would be amazing. If you have a way and the time to cut it open, many here would love to see behind the mystery curtain of the design and how much actual crossover between banks is able to occur.
(I hope today was not recycle pick up day ;) )
Thanks again for your pics!
Edit: Look like pics are from 'cut off' outlet end and inside 'looks' like it might be curved actually. Is the inlet side appear to be straight for a ways or bent. (pest stepping away from keyboard now ;))
I thought I saw one opened up months ago but not sure. I have not been able to find on the multiple threads (especially with most having many pages of posts). If anyone has a clue or link to the thread and post #... cool.Someone on here opened it up. its been confirmed that it is straight through all the way, without any crossing.