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  1. 29th April 2007, 11:32 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo_62 View Post
    I've removed mine altogether and replaced the pipe to the same diameter all the way through. I put a 200mm Dia straight thru resonator on the end and its no noisier than std but 10kg lighter .
    JC recommended it and it works a treat.
    So .............what's a resinator are you talking about one of the silencer/baffle boxes?


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    yep leave the muffler off all together, i did this as well i also removed the resinator however its a little noiser now, wish i had left it in
    So does your exhaust go straight through? no baffles, just pipe?
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  2. 30th April 2007, 06:04 AM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by HangOver View Post
    So does your exhaust go straight through? no baffles, just pipe?
    yep, slightly noisier on the inside when accelerating, much noisey on the outside
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    [quote=HangOver;527638]So .............what's a resinator are you talking about one of the silencer/baffle boxes?

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    Resinators are like small mufflers, usuall 200 - 300 mm long and about 150 -170 mm in Diameter. Their purpose is to remove any high frewuency sounds/vibrations from an exhaust. They are usually straight thru at the same dimension of the pipe and have either perforated or raised perforated inners. I used the perforated inner type so as not to reduce the inside diameter.

    similar to this but not as flash. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2-25-Stainles...QQcmdZViewItem

    There is no noticable difference from either inside or outside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    yep, slightly noisier on the inside when accelerating, much noisey on the outside
    I'm in WA would that be illegal here?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo_62 View Post
    no noisier than std but 10kg lighter .
    JC recommended it and it works a treat.
    Did you find it added any power or is it about the same?
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    No power increase but the boost comes on quicker and at a couple of hundred RPM lower.

    Cheers
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