Anybody have a sound clip of the stingers with o/r h set-up? I had the O/R h installed with FRPP GTA's and did not like the "tin" sound and trumpeting. These stinger mufflers sound lower, so I am curious if it might be worth putting the o/r h back on...
Stingers w/Pypes O/R H
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tom281
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The Borlas will sound awesome with the offroad H but they will trumpet. Do yourself a favor and have some resonators added to the overaxle pipes. Will cost you about $100 installed but is well, well worth it.
Vids of Pypes offroad H, resonators, and Borla mufflers:
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Vids of Pypes offroad H, resonators, and Borla mufflers:
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ScottM
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If you didn't like the trumpeting with the GTA's, you're in for a suprise with the Stingers! I had an O/R H with the Stingers and the trumpets were unbearable, to me at least. At wide open throttle, they were ok, but anything less was bad.
I put the resonators on to kill the trumpets and tone it down a little and think it came out perfect. I have a couple of vids in my signature. The vids are only sitting still revving, but I'll try and get some more later underload.
Edit: oops, I thought I did, let me hunt them up and I'll post them in a little bit...
ScottM
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dbrufus1234
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will the stingers sounds tinny with a o/r X pipe, i heard that the stingers sounds better with the x pipe??
tom281
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Stingers sounded too tinny with an offroad X, and too quiet with a catted X. That's why I went with offroad H, and added the resonators to calm it down a tad. Just my opinion.
dbrufus1234
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do the stingers sounds tinny with the stock midpipe?? also is the pipes violator a straight threw muffler, like the stingers?? and what is the difference between and straight threw muffler and staight pipes??
ScottM
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I didn't think the Stingers sounded tinny at all with the stock pipe, it just wasn't quite loud enough. I can't answer the question on the violators, I've never had them, but the difference between a straight through muffler and straight pipe is the mufflers are typically cylinders with perferations around the inside of them to help absorb some of the sound passed through them. I'm sure there is more to them then that, but when I look in mine, that's all I see.
Straight pipes are well, just that, they are just straight pipes with no mufflers or anything.
Straight pipes are well, just that, they are just straight pipes with no mufflers or anything.
cLeAnRaCiNgLdR
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Every axle-back has a tinny sound...unless you eliminate the muffler all together. Live with it. or go SLP
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