is350 resonator delete hurts low rpm torque?
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is350 resonator delete hurts low rpm torque?
Is it true that after doing a resonator delete hurts low rev torque in the low rpms and the car doesn't pull as hard off the line.
I also plan to add a 130$ Joe Z Intake
I also plan to add a 130$ Joe Z Intake
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Keep an eye on the classifieds section... you can pick up a used exhaust for a reasonable price. The hard part is deciding which exhaust you want
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In this video I had the F Sport exhaust, intake, and a resonator delete. It was loud but a little too raspy for me. Now I have the same setup but with an invidia midpipe and it sounds a lot deeper but not loud enough for me so I will getting the HKS Hi-Power exhaust in June
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZKA19qi6kM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZKA19qi6kM
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I've been debating the same thing.
I feel like the IS' tuned exhaust system does more than manage the sound. Balancing the exhaust pulses can help scavenging, and I think this is where that big chunk of metal comes in.
I could stand to loose the weight, but until I get a chance to see what's inside the guts of a factory resonator, I'll keep it.
I feel like the IS' tuned exhaust system does more than manage the sound. Balancing the exhaust pulses can help scavenging, and I think this is where that big chunk of metal comes in.
I could stand to loose the weight, but until I get a chance to see what's inside the guts of a factory resonator, I'll keep it.
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