anyone removed the muffler that ...
Hi,
i did that on my del Sol VTI and gained some agressive and louder sound nearly for free. I wondering how it would work on my S2000 without any further changes on the exhaust side.
Any comments, experience or known dealers that offer such a replacement pipe?
Thanks,
roku
i did that on my del Sol VTI and gained some agressive and louder sound nearly for free. I wondering how it would work on my S2000 without any further changes on the exhaust side.
Any comments, experience or known dealers that offer such a replacement pipe?
Thanks,
roku
Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Jan 15 2006, 06:47 AM
Yes,been done,many threads on this;we call it "resonatorectomy",a little more agressive noise,no H.P.gain.
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thanks,
roku
If you're looking for a slightly louder exhaust then stock that has no drone and is not very loud you should look into getting a fujitsubo
. Its also good for a few hp, and has a great sound if you want to stay close to stock, which I imagine you do since you are thinking about removing your resonator.
Originally Posted by XclusiveAutosports,Jan 15 2006, 04:17 PM
If you're looking for a slightly louder exhaust then stock that has no drone and is not very loud you should look into getting a fujitsubo
. Its also good for a few hp, and has a great sound if you want to stay close to stock, which I imagine you do since you are thinking about removing your resonator.
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Removing the resonator is the thing to do if you don't want to drop $500+ on an exhaust system (that yields little to no gains). The sound is awesome as I'm sure you'll find in your searches








