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does extractors change the sound of the car?

jatsvl

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in the car and at the front will change, in some cases sounds abit tinny.
tail pipe sound won't change.
your engine will run cooler and feel more free with a slight increase in power.
 

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they are more of a benifit I would assume if you are doing some internal engine work as well.
 

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will get a deeper sound a bit louder more power also.

got to disagree with the first part of this, i don't think it will make the note deeper. but then again i could be wrong as this is going from experience with a v6....
 

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I had a catback exhaust on my VY SS, then put on extractors and hi-flow cats and it really opened the exhaust up. Sounded a lot less muffled and car went a whole heap harder. Different engine to you i know, but i think you will notice a difference from the extractors.
 

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The change in sound generally comes from moving the position of the cat/s around - a longer length of post-cat exhaust will resonate lower than a short piece of the same diameter.
 
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