Resonator Deletion/Replacement?
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Resonator Deletion/Replacement?
I want to delete my resonator, love that sound, but I was wondering, would I be able to put in DIFFERENT resonators instead? so its louder but not SUPER loud?
also why are shops trying to charge me $150+, wasnt this supposed to be like $30?
also why are shops trying to charge me $150+, wasnt this supposed to be like $30?
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You could most definitely find a higher flow different length/ID resonator and achieve a different sound.
At bare minimum though your looking at 30-100bucks for a resonator and if you just want it welded and not flanged your prolly gonna pay 120+ in cali.
Your a walk in customer, in california, likely going to a chain shop. Dont expect the homie hookup price. People gotta eat too.
Whats your current setup? stock? sc300? sc400?? What sound are you trying to achieve? need more info.
At bare minimum though your looking at 30-100bucks for a resonator and if you just want it welded and not flanged your prolly gonna pay 120+ in cali.
Your a walk in customer, in california, likely going to a chain shop. Dont expect the homie hookup price. People gotta eat too.
Whats your current setup? stock? sc300? sc400?? What sound are you trying to achieve? need more info.
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You could most definitely find a higher flow different length/ID resonator and achieve a different sound.
At bare minimum though your looking at 30-100bucks for a resonator and if you just want it welded and not flanged your prolly gonna pay 120+ in cali.
Your a walk in customer, in california, likely going to a chain shop. Dont expect the homie hookup price. People gotta eat too.
Whats your current setup? stock? sc300? sc400?? What sound are you trying to achieve? need more info.
At bare minimum though your looking at 30-100bucks for a resonator and if you just want it welded and not flanged your prolly gonna pay 120+ in cali.
Your a walk in customer, in california, likely going to a chain shop. Dont expect the homie hookup price. People gotta eat too.
Whats your current setup? stock? sc300? sc400?? What sound are you trying to achieve? need more info.
so your saying $120+ with an aftermarket resonator? I have been expecting to pay that, I can, cause I want it to sound good, I dont even think I would need an aftermarket muffler if done right
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