Modifying the OEM Dual to a Single Exhaust
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Modifying the OEM Dual to a Single Exhaust
Well, I got this 2003 stock OEM exhaust laying around collecting dust, no one will come and pick it so I'm considering taking a torch to it and playing around a bit. I am thinking about cutting off the one side and making it into a single. I am also cutting out the resonator and that odd little 6" offshoot up neat the front. I'll mount it as is with a stock single OEM cannister just to hear what it sounds like. Then I'll cut the OEM off, find some cheap EBAY Magnaflow single, heat wrap the whole thing and see what happens.
Anyone else ever play with this thing? Thoughts?
Anyone else ever play with this thing? Thoughts?
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yeah i've seen someone do it, i forgot who it was though... maybe someone will chime in... i've seen a lot of honda preludes do this to their car.. they get a s2k exhaust and then make it a single.
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Originally Posted by AssassinJN,Mar 7 2007, 12:02 PM
Take pics, notes, vids etc. Share what you learn as many of considered this, but not too many have tried (or at least shared after they tried).
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Originally Posted by zacksdad2,Mar 7 2007, 05:46 AM
Well, I got this 2003 stock OEM exhaust laying around collecting dust, no one will come and pick it so I'm considering taking a torch to it and playing around a bit. I am thinking about cutting off the one side and making it into a single. I am also cutting out the resonator and that odd little 6" offshoot up neat the front. I'll mount it as is with a stock single OEM cannister just to hear what it sounds like. Then I'll cut the OEM off, find some cheap EBAY Magnaflow single, heat wrap the whole thing and see what happens.
Anyone else ever play with this thing? Thoughts?
Anyone else ever play with this thing? Thoughts?
Now, I'm pretty sure you are going to changing the effects this thing has on the sound since you are chopping out a major portion of the exhaust. You might try leaving it on for the first round of modifications to see how it sounds...then chop it off to see what it does. You might find you like the sound better with it in place...