B-pipe Resonator?
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B-pipe Resonator?
I have a 2k2 maxima and im thinking to buying a b-pipe... my questions is... b-pipe with resonator or with no resonator? If i will
buy a b-pipe with no reasonator... I should afraid about emissions?
buy a b-pipe with no reasonator... I should afraid about emissions?
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a b-pipe doesn't change emissions, it just has that resonator in there to keep it uber-oem-quiet because for some silly reason car manufacturers think we like silent cars..
if you like the throatier sound, don't put a resonator on it.. but it won't harm emissions.. a resonator is literally just a chamber with some twists in it that muffles the sound.. and in this case, increases backpressure, which might hurt your top end power..
if you like the throatier sound, don't put a resonator on it.. but it won't harm emissions.. a resonator is literally just a chamber with some twists in it that muffles the sound.. and in this case, increases backpressure, which might hurt your top end power..
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Originally posted by maxcosity
a b-pipe doesn't change emissions, it just has that resonator in there to keep it uber-oem-quiet because for some silly reason car manufacturers think we like silent cars..
if you like the throatier sound, don't put a resonator on it.. but it won't harm emissions.. a resonator is literally just a chamber with some twists in it that muffles the sound.. and in this case, increases backpressure, which might hurt your top end power..
a b-pipe doesn't change emissions, it just has that resonator in there to keep it uber-oem-quiet because for some silly reason car manufacturers think we like silent cars..
if you like the throatier sound, don't put a resonator on it.. but it won't harm emissions.. a resonator is literally just a chamber with some twists in it that muffles the sound.. and in this case, increases backpressure, which might hurt your top end power..
I say it is all about the sound. The aftermarket resonaters aren't restrictive enough to make a difference.
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Originally posted by kloogy
Get it without a resonator. If your a big WUSS and dont like the sound, you could always add a resonator later. If you dont like increased sound, dont touch your exhaust !
Get it without a resonator. If your a big WUSS and dont like the sound, you could always add a resonator later. If you dont like increased sound, dont touch your exhaust !
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Originally posted by kloogy
Then you are no WUSS! I am getting a B pipe from warpspeed , with no resonator and the Y pipe... !
Then you are no WUSS! I am getting a B pipe from warpspeed , with no resonator and the Y pipe... !
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The myth that just won't die . . .
Originally posted by pimpjuice
The whole reason for back pressure is low end torque.
The whole reason for back pressure is low end torque.
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Y2KSE is right
Originally posted by ToasterMax
i think you are wrong, certain cars need backpressure. ohterwise , everyone would just run 3in without cats all the time.
i think you are wrong, certain cars need backpressure. ohterwise , everyone would just run 3in without cats all the time.
RULE-backpressure in an exhaust system is EVIL!
See if you keep pressure in a system you create heat build up and that shortens the life of components. Basically your engine is an air pump. Air in- air out. The faster you do that the more HP you make. This is why we like turbos, you "Force" air into the engine. This is why a turbo needs 3" dia. exhaust, so you get it out (exhaust gas) faster, so you can alow the intake to get more in.
Now if you put a 3" exhaust ona 2.5 liter honda, you get a vaccum and you reduce exhaust velocity to whre it has to fill up the piping before it can get out, and that is just as bad as having too small of piping.
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Re: Y2KSE is right
Originally posted by VQ30GTR
Sorry, backpressure in a system is bad for performance. Check out the book "maximum boost" by Corkey bell. "Back pressure keeps the burned, hot gas in the combustion chamber. A failure of any sort that increases backpressure seriously aggrivates the detonation characteristics of an engine."
RULE-backpressure in an exhaust system is EVIL!
See if you keep pressure in a system you create heat build up and that shortens the life of components. Basically your engine is an air pump. Air in- air out. The faster you do that the more HP you make. This is why we like turbos, you "Force" air into the engine. This is why a turbo needs 3" dia. exhaust, so you get it out (exhaust gas) faster, so you can alow the intake to get more in.
Now if you put a 3" exhaust ona 2.5 liter honda, you get a vaccum and you reduce exhaust velocity to whre it has to fill up the piping before it can get out, and that is just as bad as having too small of piping.
VRRoommm!
Sorry, backpressure in a system is bad for performance. Check out the book "maximum boost" by Corkey bell. "Back pressure keeps the burned, hot gas in the combustion chamber. A failure of any sort that increases backpressure seriously aggrivates the detonation characteristics of an engine."
RULE-backpressure in an exhaust system is EVIL!
See if you keep pressure in a system you create heat build up and that shortens the life of components. Basically your engine is an air pump. Air in- air out. The faster you do that the more HP you make. This is why we like turbos, you "Force" air into the engine. This is why a turbo needs 3" dia. exhaust, so you get it out (exhaust gas) faster, so you can alow the intake to get more in.
Now if you put a 3" exhaust ona 2.5 liter honda, you get a vaccum and you reduce exhaust velocity to whre it has to fill up the piping before it can get out, and that is just as bad as having too small of piping.
VRRoommm!
Low backpressure and high exhaust stream velocity can be achieved by running straight-through free-flowing mufflers and small pipe diameters. The only two exceptions to this are turbocharged engines and engines optimized for large amounts of nitrous oxide. Both of these devices vastly increase the exhaust gas volume and simply need larger pipes to get rid of it all.
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Re: In a conversation with Warpspeed...
Originally posted by spta97
They said a resonator isn't too important on the stock muffler. However, if you have an after market muffler he said the resonator is a MUST!
They said a resonator isn't too important on the stock muffler. However, if you have an after market muffler he said the resonator is a MUST!
If you want loud and maximum performance, the ultimate combination is a Y-pipe, a B-pipe with no resonator, and a straight-through muffler. But don't expect to carry on a quiet conversation under 3,000 rpm. And do expect to gain a close relationship with your local constabulary.
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Re: Re: In a conversation with Warpspeed...
Originally posted by y2kse
I agree with Warpspeed, and I've had more exhaust combos on my car than probably anyone else on this forum.
If you want loud and maximum performance, the ultimate combination is a Y-pipe, a B-pipe with no resonator, and a straight-through muffler. But don't expect to carry on a quiet conversation under 3,000 rpm. And do expect to gain a close relationship with your local constabulary.
I agree with Warpspeed, and I've had more exhaust combos on my car than probably anyone else on this forum.
If you want loud and maximum performance, the ultimate combination is a Y-pipe, a B-pipe with no resonator, and a straight-through muffler. But don't expect to carry on a quiet conversation under 3,000 rpm. And do expect to gain a close relationship with your local constabulary.
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Re: Re: Re: In a conversation with Warpspeed...
Originally posted by spta97
They also said that the stock muffler on the 2k2&2k3's out performs most after market mufflers. That's why they buy them back and sell them.
They also said that the stock muffler on the 2k2&2k3's out performs most after market mufflers. That's why they buy them back and sell them.
I replaced my OEM muffler with a DynoMax Super Turbo for two reasons. The first was to increase the diameter of the muffler's internal piping to match the diameter of my B-pipe. And the second was to deepen the exhaust tone without increasing the overall noise level of my exhaust system. I succeeded at doing both.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: In a conversation with Warpspeed...
Originally posted by y2kse
I replaced my OEM muffler with a DynoMax Super Turbo for two reasons. The first was to increase the diameter of the muffler's internal piping to match the diameter of my B-pipe. And the second was to deepen the exhaust tone without increasing the overall noise level of my exhaust system. I succeeded at doing both.
I replaced my OEM muffler with a DynoMax Super Turbo for two reasons. The first was to increase the diameter of the muffler's internal piping to match the diameter of my B-pipe. And the second was to deepen the exhaust tone without increasing the overall noise level of my exhaust system. I succeeded at doing both.
i had the Dynomax Super Turbos on my last car (99 Grand Prix) and they sounded great. I was originally interested in installing them on my max, but i read posts stating the efficiency of the stock muffler.
the sound on the ST's is great, nice low rumble, not flomaster loud.
hmm new muffler now?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: In a conversation with Warpspeed...
Originally posted by sand2kmax
you don't have any sound clips from that do you?
i had the Dynomax Super Turbos on my last car (99 Grand Prix) and they sounded great. I was originally interested in installing them on my max, but i read posts stating the efficiency of the stock muffler.
the sound on the ST's is great, nice low rumble, not flomaster loud.
hmm new muffler now?
you don't have any sound clips from that do you?
i had the Dynomax Super Turbos on my last car (99 Grand Prix) and they sounded great. I was originally interested in installing them on my max, but i read posts stating the efficiency of the stock muffler.
the sound on the ST's is great, nice low rumble, not flomaster loud.
hmm new muffler now?
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