I reciently got rear ended and got magnaflow mufflers put on instead of the factories put back on. I do like the sound but honestly it doesnt not sound different. if you listen very closly you can hear its A LITTLE louder and throaty. I was wondering what can be done to add a little more noise.

Also when I got the car back I noticed that one head light was the normal clear white and the other one has a purple/pink tint to it. Would anyone know why or how. I asked the body shop and they told me they did NOTHING to the either head lights.

Let me know your imput guys. As always thanks for the help!

 

1. Go with an aftermarket resonator.
2. Check headlight alignment..?
3. Donate to Maxima.org
4. Use search function
5. Profit

 

What model Magnaflows do you have?

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=548308


Two threads..?

 

sorry about that It was clearly a simple mistake that I will be deleating. BTW I can not use the search function.
Anyways. my magnaflows are 14815's
I am looking at buying this resonator. it will fit right?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...TODAY.m238.lVI

 

If you don't mind me asking...what car did you have before this one? What exhaust notes are you "used to?" I'm asking because a few people have said that just the mufflers are too noisy for them.

 

man i kno im ouuta topic but what kinda wheels you have?

 

^ sex wheels that have parts of it color matched to the car!

 

I had a jeep grand Cherokee. Honestly, there is no difference in the sound. Put it this way. I picked up my gf and she had NO idea i put the mufflers on, and thats with no music. I have 19" Forged G35 coupe rims

 

Just stop by a muffler shop and have them throw on an aftermarket resonator. Even a cherry bomb or a glass pak will do just fine. Most aftermarket res.'s are straight throughs anyway.

 

the stock resonator is huge! change to an aftermarket and you'll see an increase in sound.

 

Damn, never seen it in one piece.

That POS weighed over 30 lbs.

 

yep that sucker was heavy. the greddy unit was a lot lighter.