96berlinaII
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Thanks for your insight guys. 
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VS V6 Exhaust?
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96berlinaII
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Oh and would it be better to keep the muffler/resinator? Or delete it?
Remember I want a nice rumble but not so it sounds like a shitbox ha! And I want to have a nice idle and cruise soud, not just have it sound good when i give it some!
Thanks again!
Remember I want a nice rumble but not so it sounds like a shitbox ha! And I want to have a nice idle and cruise soud, not just have it sound good when i give it some!
Thanks again!
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Its entirely up to you mate. Personally I would say keep the rear resi, or everyone will think you are a wanker when you are looking for a park at the supermarket. Every other member here will tell you to lose the resi. I dont know why, maybe they dont ever need to go to the supermarket.
On a side note, getting a tune from delcowizid or green foam that advances your timing a bit will help you with the lower exhaust note you are after. I got a tune from Delcowizid for my completely stock VS (normally run on shell 95) and it made my exhaust note noticably deeper. The exhaust note changed when he real time tuned my VR too, but thats a whole different kettle of fish.
On a side note, getting a tune from delcowizid or green foam that advances your timing a bit will help you with the lower exhaust note you are after. I got a tune from Delcowizid for my completely stock VS (normally run on shell 95) and it made my exhaust note noticably deeper. The exhaust note changed when he real time tuned my VR too, but thats a whole different kettle of fish.
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The system without the rear resi doesn't sound too bad on the live axle models, on the IRS they can be a bit loud and drony as the front muffler is different.
A cat back with no rear resi is $230 shipped, or $280 shipped with.
A cat back with no rear resi is $230 shipped, or $280 shipped with.
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U mean drone?
96berlinaII
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Drone? Sorry, what do you mean
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Google it m8, trust me its what u dont want.
96berlinaII
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Yeah well mine is live axle. $280 shipped with . . . ?
And how much for a twin 3" stainless steel tip?
And how much for a twin 3" stainless steel tip?
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A twin 3" stainless tip will be $100, the same thing in mild steel chromed is $75.