Help With exhaust noise
04-19-2007, 09:43 AM
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Help With exhaust noise
I have a Stillen full exhaust and ever since i put the y-pipe in
i get alot of interior noise in the car. i thought about putting a res. on
but i did want to cut the pipe. I was thinking about putting dynamat in the trunk. What do you guy's think?
i get alot of interior noise in the car. i thought about putting a res. on
but i did want to cut the pipe. I was thinking about putting dynamat in the trunk. What do you guy's think?
04-19-2007, 09:58 AM
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what type of y-pipe? Got a sound clip..im interested in what it sounds like.
To answer your question, the stillen muffler is a straight thru design so naturally it will be loud..makes sense though, the y-pipe does increase noise, which is why it has gotten louder, one solution would be to get a new muffler.
To answer your question, the stillen muffler is a straight thru design so naturally it will be loud..makes sense though, the y-pipe does increase noise, which is why it has gotten louder, one solution would be to get a new muffler.
04-19-2007, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 96blkonblkse
what type of y-pipe? Got a sound clip..im interested in what it sounds like.
To answer your question, the stillen muffler is a straight thru design so naturally it will be loud..makes sense though, the y-pipe does increase noise, which is why it has gotten louder, one solution would be to get a new muffler.
To answer your question, the stillen muffler is a straight thru design so naturally it will be loud..makes sense though, the y-pipe does increase noise, which is why it has gotten louder, one solution would be to get a new muffler.
I just want to het the interior nosie level down.
04-19-2007, 02:30 PM
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Do you think dynamatt would work. I've been told if the res. on an exhaust that didn't come with one, and you put one in you'll lose some hp. Plus doens't some of the noise come from the trunk?
04-19-2007, 02:48 PM
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Do the dynamt first, it will probablu reduce the sound, but not enough. Putting a resonator on our cars will not make you loose any significant power. The resonator along with dynamat should reduce sound greatly.
04-19-2007, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by hectorc
Do the dynamt first, it will probablu reduce the sound, but not enough. Putting a resonator on our cars will not make you loose any significant power. The resonator along with dynamat should reduce sound greatly.
04-19-2007, 03:11 PM
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Frankly I also doubt it will help, but it will ease your mind go ahead and do it. It might help reduce cabin noise, but not reduce thwe noise I think you're hearing. I used to have my car weithout a resonator, and it was real loud, bassy, and dronie. When the resonator was put on it reduced the sound greatly to point when I'm cruising I don't really hear it much.
04-23-2007, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by hectorc
Frankly I also doubt it will help, but it will ease your mind go ahead and do it. It might help reduce cabin noise, but not reduce thwe noise I think you're hearing. I used to have my car weithout a resonator, and it was real loud, bassy, and dronie. When the resonator was put on it reduced the sound greatly to point when I'm cruising I don't really hear it much.
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