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    need resonator for my twin loop or not???

    hi all,
    i got my x-force twin loop muffler n im waiting to get a 2.25 inch stainless exhaust. but now im considering if i need a resonator aswell to keep noise close to legal limit. wot do u guys fink??

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    I put a resinator on my teg and that did crap all, still loud as anything with a depper note but i loved it. But aint the twin loop suppose to be quiet anyway??? I also heard that puttin on a resinator also loses power or somethin, not sure aye, like the gain from exhaust wont be available no more or something

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    lose power from a resonator? first time i've heard that
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    yea, it supposed to be quiet, but i jus want some ppl wit personal experiences wit the twin loop to express their views aswell . i guess if the resonator did nuffn, den it would be a waste to put one in.

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    a resonator is another muffler. it is there to reduce noise = reduce flow.

    the twinloop should be one of quietest exhuast on market, so maybe you will not need resonator.

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    If you're worried, fit a straight through resonator... (Mugen do...)
    Be sure it's of the type that doesn't constrict flow.
    No performance will be lost if this is the case.
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    hey ferio u got racing hart rims?

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    yeah, Racing Hart Cr 18"

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    i've got a 2.25" twin loop. however I've got two hotdogs in the middle. absolutely no resonant RPM zones, stock noise if I drive normally, loud if i floor it. excellent.

    I can't tell you what mine would be like if i had no hotdogs. however, unlike what some will tell you if you fit a straight hotdog it will negligibly impede flow. it will, however, cut out annoying resonant zones in your rpm band. i would get one.

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by mister
    a resonator is another muffler. it is there to reduce noise = reduce flow.

    the twinloop should be one of quietest exhuast on market, so maybe you will not need resonator.

    a resonator is not a muffler. They lower the exhaust tone.

    I have 2 19" resonators before my trr twin loop muffler. Sounds very nice and deep with my 4-1 headers.

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    thanks guys, i think ill go with a high flow resonator with my setup, ill post up a review when its all done.

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    if i get xforce twin loop.. running long hot dog.. would my car sound stock on normal driving... as in lower than 3k revs...else ill stick to an r muffler..
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