Raspy Exhaust Fix, Help.

[thenixonyouth]

So I hate the sound that the owners of 1980's hondas with a quick muffler have that are raspy as hell and high pitched and well....ricey.

problem.
More often than I can deal with my exhaust does that I've got a magnaflow on my aveo so im thinking that the issue, what brand exhaust will fix this and if you can even tell me what model that would be great, I want that rich low tone with that raspy ricey sound.

[xtreme 2]

It honestly has nothing to do with the muffler. That sound all comes from the piping and the resonator/cat you use...

Use a 2.25" piping with cat and resonator and you'll be fine...

[xstevex]

It honestly has nothing to do with the muffler. That sound all comes from the piping and the resonator/cat you use...

Use a 2.25" piping with cat and resonator and you'll be fine...

^if you want to loose torque....


2" piping is best for the car.

[y2dgone]

It honestly has nothing to do with the muffler. That sound all comes from the piping and the resonator/cat you use...

Use a 2.25" piping with cat and resonator and you'll be fine...

^if you want to loose torque....


2" piping is best for the car.

i got 2.25" and got plenty of torque

[g0ast]

Flowmaster flowmaster flowmaster... Specifically the 60 Series delta, that's what I got, and I LOVE IT.

However I disagree with the 2.25" piping, anything over 2" and you'll get problems with the sound, it'll sound like someone breathing through a straw that has a few drops of water in it.

I have 2" and it's fine, but when I make the final product (with better pipes, tip, welding and bending... Yes my exhaust setup is not final, I still have to fine tune it a bit more), I might think about going to 1.75" piping.

[mikedudley17]

I might think about going to 1.75" piping.

i got the stock size pipe on mine and its ok, want to go bigger tho, 2" to the cat, and 2.25 back....

sound clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u9hgeGXQ9w

[mikedudley17]

i also take it u dont want an exhaust like this do ya?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuPP__3oUVA

[thenixonyouth]

hahahaha holy sh*t i actually laughed at that

[xstevex]

It honestly has nothing to do with the muffler. That sound all comes from the piping and the resonator/cat you use...

Use a 2.25" piping with cat and resonator and you'll be fine...

^if you want to loose torque....


2" piping is best for the car.

i got 2.25" and got plenty of torque

you'd have more if you didnt have 2.25"
research on daewootech

[steeltown_aveoman]

That youtube clip made me spit my coffee