Mach1Kid96
Well-Known Member
I put the Steeda H-Pipe on my Mach 1 and I like the sound of it. It's not too loud that you can hear it coming from 2 miles away, but it's not nearly as quiet as the stock resonator.
One thing that you can possibly check (if you haven't already) is to make sure your active exhaust is functioning properly. Basically put the car in quiet mode and track mode and look into the exhaust pipes to see if both valves are closed or open in the same positions.
The reason I bring that up is because my active exhaust valve on my passenger side had an issue where the valve was acting sporadically; just opening and closing randomly causing the car to sound "one-sided" and quiet. My car never threw an error or anything. The wires for that connector had rubbed on a flange or part of the frame and caused a short (it's a common issue). I pulled the connector, put some RTV on the exposed wire and where it rubbed at, and it's been fine since!
One thing that you can possibly check (if you haven't already) is to make sure your active exhaust is functioning properly. Basically put the car in quiet mode and track mode and look into the exhaust pipes to see if both valves are closed or open in the same positions.
The reason I bring that up is because my active exhaust valve on my passenger side had an issue where the valve was acting sporadically; just opening and closing randomly causing the car to sound "one-sided" and quiet. My car never threw an error or anything. The wires for that connector had rubbed on a flange or part of the frame and caused a short (it's a common issue). I pulled the connector, put some RTV on the exposed wire and where it rubbed at, and it's been fine since!
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