| nx2k |
I am really tired of my exhaust and I was thinking of getting a silencer, I am looking at something like this http://cgi.ebay.ca/4-TIP-MUFFLER-SI...1QQcmdZViewItem
but for some reason I doubt that it's gonna make a big difference. My question is, do they actually make a difference? or should i just get a quiet exhaust. Thanks. |
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| jzz30tt |
| Resonators can also be added to decrease noise. |
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| nx2k |
quote:
Originally posted by jzz30tt
Resonators can also be added to decrease noise.
Had one installed last year, made it sound smoother still to loud though.... |
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| Prudz_lude |
| post gfk. He has one for sale. |
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| RideDomestic |
quote:
Originally posted by Prudz_lude
post gfk. He has one for sale.
i think he wants to know whether its a good idea, otherwise it'd be in the WTB section :lol: |
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| Prudz_lude |
| i know, i am just saying if he decides to buy one he has one. It does reduce the noise a bit but not as much as a resonator will. You could try a twin loop muffler. I did that and its much quieter, deeper tone, sounds great daily driving, and when you rev the shit out of it it sounds great as well. |
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| EK9Hatch |
Get a stock exhaust. It will be a lot more quite and you'll love it.
Jamie |
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| nx2k |
| Yeah I guess I'll go with stock(like) exhaust. Thanks for the info |
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| 91laserrs |
| yes these make a big difference, I'll teel you my neighbours really appreciate the difference when I leave at 5am to goto work. I have the same thing on my laser. |
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| RWD |
| i have a silencer for free msg me or call 7100599 |
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| n0c7 |
| Back when I was in high school, uhm rice ages ago, it helped quiet a bit. |
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