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    Muffler tones

    I am goin to be getting a new header and leaving the stock pipping and cat and anyone point me in a direction of a muffler thats not going to be super loud but something you can hear and a deep tone?
    Cali.Dumps.Harder.
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    Apexi WS2, Greddy SP2, Tanabe Super Medallion Hyper. Why are you keeping the stock piping?
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      #3
      Originally posted by f22a4bandit
      Apexi WS2, Greddy SP2, Tanabe Super Medallion Hyper
      Most def. agreed

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        #4
        get some whistle tips that makes your car go woooooo woooooo woooooo

        but if you can't then you can always get a universal mufler and go to a muffler shop with a welder and have them take care of it

        you can also buy an axel back and keep your stock b-pipe but thats not really worth it (unless used and for a good deal)

        so your getting a new header, as in a header with a larger piping or a stock one?

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          #5
          im thinkin about a dc or megan
          Cali.Dumps.Harder.

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            #6
            search the forum for peoples setups and sound clips. i know there is a thread with about 5 differnt people that posted sound clips. i know because i was one of them.

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              #7
              Honestly, with a weld on using stock piping, there's a very very good chance its going to be loud and raspy, since you won't have any sort of additional resonators in the piping to counteract the sound.

              I suppose if you went with an SP2 universal, you might not be that loud. They're pricey as universals though, and you still need a shop to weld it on, which means they ahve to expand your stock piping size, since I'm not sure whether the SP2 universal is 2.25 or 2.5 inlet. That's just going to run into a nice chunk of money. I'd probably save up for a used catback that ocassional pops up on the forum.

              I don't even know if they make WS universals, b/c I don't recall seeing them around.

              For what its worth, a 3" short ram is going to scream when you get on it and sound plenty low/deep, and still be quiet at idle. Being quiet at idle is a good thing.

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                Originally posted by AccordWarrior
                Honestly, with a weld on using stock piping, there's a very very good chance its going to be loud and raspy, since you won't have any sort of additional resonators in the piping to counteract the sound.

                I suppose if you went with an SP2 universal, you might not be that loud. They're pricey as universals though, and you still need a shop to weld it on, which means they ahve to expand your stock piping size, since I'm not sure whether the SP2 universal is 2.25 or 2.5 inlet. That's just going to run into a nice chunk of money. I'd probably save up for a used catback that ocassional pops up on the forum.

                I don't even know if they make WS universals, b/c I don't recall seeing them around.

                For what its worth, a 3" short ram is going to scream when you get on it and sound plenty low/deep, and still be quiet at idle. Being quiet at idle is a good thing.
                The universal muffler I have for sale WILL give you a nice quiet and deep tone. Almost silent at idle, andd grumbles with power at highway speeds. I would put it back on my car, but i dont know if I am going another route, or custom.

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                  #9
                  i have a 3 inch intake already....
                  Cali.Dumps.Harder.

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                    #10
                    check my sig...

                    snl* twinloop
                    2.25" stainless cat-back
                    magnaflow 18" res.

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                      I have much love for my ws2 catback, its pricey though, and the resonator hang. Oh, the resonator hang.

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                      where you been, is something wrong?
                      i try to just smile, and say everything’s fine.

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