newbie exaust question
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newbie exaust question
Anyway, my car (n/a) is completely stock exaust wise. As you know it's pretty quiet, but I've heard clips & various cars with aftermarket exaust's and they were loud & sounded killer. Anyway, what i would like is a dual exaust thats quite loud, much more so than stock, but still looks factory. Most importantly, other than the aux. ports not working any more, what else is effected with removal of mufflers/ cats, if anything? Could it possibly run too rich/or lean? Remeber I'm only doing this for sound, nothing performance wise at all involved. Thanks for the advice
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Originally Posted by Landon303
Anyway, my car (n/a) is completely stock exaust wise. As you know it's pretty quiet, but I've heard clips & various cars with aftermarket exaust's and they were loud & sounded killer. Anyway, what i would like is a dual exaust thats quite loud, much more so than stock, but still looks factory. Most importantly, other than the aux. ports not working any more, what else is effected with removal of mufflers/ cats, if anything? Could it possibly run too rich/or lean? Remeber I'm only doing this for sound, nothing performance wise at all involved. Thanks for the advice
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get an electric exhaust cut out. it would bypass where ever you put it. usually after header or downpipe. your stock cat back would remain intact. it would sound very mean on a n/a rotary engine.
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