Strait pipe sound and questions about damages it causes?
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Strait pipe sound and questions about damages it causes?
I was wondering if i strait pipe my 1995 pontiac bonneville (non-supercharged) and put in a few resivours along the exaust pipe would it sound good or not (what exactly are resivours used for) my friends 1995 dodge avenger has 2 of those resivours but he has his muffler on still
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Originally Posted by willwren
It'll sound raspy, burbly, farty, and just plain nasty. And you'll lose low-end torque, which is what your engine was designed for.
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If you want a good sounding and performance oriented exhaust on budget, get a high flow cat and a Magnaflow or Flowmater muffler.
Don't mess around with the stock design, its meant to optimize performance and torque.
Don't mess around with the stock design, its meant to optimize performance and torque.
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Old School Muscle-car crap???? WTF i`ve never done straight pipes in my:" old shool days ".....even then we went for a Tuned exhaust system....like the older camaro`* with the " factory " dimpled exhaust pipes....we ran Redline mufflers whiich at that time where topline mufflers......but like Will said do not use straight pipes at all more hp/tqr with mifflers and proper pipe sizing
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Originally Posted by willwren
It'll sound raspy, burbly, farty, and just plain nasty. And you'll lose low-end torque, which is what your engine was designed for.
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Ok, this is a very similiar question, what if i got rid of the muffler and had a straight pipe press bent made up from the resonator on back. So the only thing taken out of the exhaust would be the stock muffler and stock pipe. Since a resonator is like a glass pack wouldnt it sound alright?
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