"De-resonating" Amuse R1 Single
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"De-resonating" Amuse R1 Single
Hey everyone, so i bought a used amuse r1 single a little while back and i kind of wish it wasnt resonated. Has anyone done anything like this?
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Which one do you have? If you have the Ti version I suggest selling it and buying the non resonated version. Titanium is very difficult to work with and weld so make sure you even have a local shop that could do the work. That is a VERY expensive exhaust to ruin and even if you have the stainless version I would still sell it and buy a new one over mangling that nice exhaust.
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Which one do you have? If you have the Ti version I suggest selling it and buying the non resonated version. Titanium is very difficult to work with and weld so make sure you even have a local shop that could do the work. That is a VERY expensive exhaust to ruin and even if you have the stainless version I would still sell it and buy a new one over mangling that nice exhaust.
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Yea i was hoping there would be a way to do it, but im most likely not going to sell it and buy a non-resonated one because i picked the exhaust up for only $950, so its not worth it just to make the car sound a little bit nicer haha.
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