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2005blackgt

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i wanted to remove my mufflers and add a muffler delete how can i get rid of the popping sound
 

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Don't rev it! I guess that would work in theory, but not in practicality would it? Probably some resonators.

I made some straight pipes and have thought about trying to get rid of the popping, but then I got used to it. I can still hear it when I rev it in neutral and when I deccelerate(?), slow down, quickly, but it doesn't really bother me anymore. For a while I was looking at the Pypes mid muffler setup and getting rezzies instead of the muffler. Never got around to asking if they could do a custom order like that. I did ask them about swithching the muffler deletes on that system with pype bombs and they said that was fine for 30ish more dollars I think. The reviews say the pop on cold start, but after that they are fine. I'm sure SLP and Boomtubes are sort of the same. If such is the case then a resonated tip would proabably get rid of most of the popping as well without having to put on resonators. Maybe one day I will get around to putting some on and see what it does...
 
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thanks is a resonator,resonator tip an exhaust like slp or is it something else
 

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Loudmouths are for all intents and purposes a resonating tip, same with the pype bombs. The Boomtubes have baffles in them that make it like a resonator, but not. I have not heard BTs in person like I have heard the other two so can't give you much help there
 
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so a resonator is just an aftermarket exhaust thanks for all the info
 

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2005blackgt said:
so a resonator is just an aftermarket exhaust thanks for all the info
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Resonators and mufflers and glasspacks are used interchangably. I have resonators on my car which are really glasspacks. People use pypes M80s as midmufflers and somepeople use them as resonators. It's what ever you want to call them.
 
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