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Exhaust advice
- Thread starter scsteve
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I have the Corsa exhaust from Lethal Performance and in my opinion it has a good sound and isnt loud at cruising speeds. Especially for not having any mufflers. The Black tips are I want to say 4 inch and look really good. Still need to do the mid pipes to get rid of the flex pipes and eventually replace the down pipes.
I’m gonna try a hybrid exhaust. Thermal R&D mid pipes with the MBRP installer series exhaust. They both got delivered a few days ago but I haven’t gotten around to installing them yet. I might go to an exhaust shop. How’d you guys install yours? Did you cut the pipes but keep the mufflers/resonators or did you remove the whole thing in one piece?
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Been meaning to post and I’ll try to get pics / videos. I had the Mbrp axle back kit. I was a little frustrated with it as the tips didn’t line up that great and there was some drone around the 2,000- 2,300 range RPM wise. So I was searching through here and saw that one member did an axle back homemade kit with basically just new tips and some vibrant resonators. So I purchased 2 Vibrant 1141 resonators from Amazon. Took it to a local custom exhaust shop and had them weld those on between the axle and the tips. Looks phenomenal and sounds even better. Has a nice deep tone to it and in hindsight I should have just pieced some 2.5” pipe together, got the resonators and new tips for pry half the cost. No more drone at all. I’ll get some pics and video(s). Shop did an excellent job welding and also lining up the tips.
Bottom line: 2.5” pipe from the axle back with some of those vibrant resonators and new tips gives you the same sound and performance as anything else as well all know the exhaust on these is really just a sound change and it’s pry cheaper. Don’t go my route as all in I’m at about $1,000 between axle back, resonators and welding.
Bottom line: 2.5” pipe from the axle back with some of those vibrant resonators and new tips gives you the same sound and performance as anything else as well all know the exhaust on these is really just a sound change and it’s pry cheaper. Don’t go my route as all in I’m at about $1,000 between axle back, resonators and welding.
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