Resonator question

[Josh OH]

Just have a quick one this time..



Just got the parts for the Areo-Turbine exhaust muffler along with a chrome areo exhaust tip. But I haven't installed them yet, going to have that done on Saturday.

My question(s) is this, should I get the stock resonator taken off when I have it installed? And if I do, how much of a change will it be? Would it effect the preformance if I don't?

I want to get a louder sound with more a$$ to it for the system, but I don't want it to get me at ticket either... Anybody able to help?



Thanks,

~Josh

(And I'll DEFINATELY post pics when I get the parts on the truck, if you want to see the parts before install, check out my library)

 

[Brian Teitell]

I'd take it off i took mine off and it still wasn't loud enough to get a ticket.

 

[Larry Phillips]

Yank it. I'm running a Flowmaster 40 with dual outlet pipes. It's loud enough to be noticed, but not loud enough to get ticketed.

 

[Jim Burch]

Josh, If you do not mind how about sharing with us what you paid for the aero-turbine.



Thanks

 

[Josh OH]

No prob. I bought the AT2525 muffler and the ST 2535 exhuast tip. Total price was $257 for the parts and that included tax and FREE shipping! I got the parts the VERY next day by UPS ground delivery. Also antoher $100 for the professional install from Midas (because I don't want to void my warranty or screw it up.) with my appnt on Saturday.

 

[Chris Kulbaba]

I have the Flowmaster 40 with dual outlets and man I just love it... Take that resonator out. At first it seemed loud, but now that ive had it for a while, I wouldnt have it any different.

 

[Brian Teitell]

How come my flowmaster 40 super series seems very quiet and i took off the resonator?

 

[EddieS'04]

The resonator is straight through no restriction...try it at the shop before you leave...if it is to queit for you, have them to take it out....