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plugger
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Exhaust Problem Fri, 28 June 2002 00:52 Go to next message
Hi guys,

Just bought my second SX rolla the other day and i have a question about the exhaust.
My previous rolla had the stock standard exhaust, i don't particularly like loud exhausts thats why i hadn't changed it.
I also didn't bother because i heard there is no real gains made by changing the exhaust on a 4AGE.
Well my new one has had the exhaust done by the previous owner, he has put extractors leading to a 2 1/4 inch cat, then 2 1/4 pipeing (i think to big) to a resonator and muffler.
I want to make it a little quieter, do you guys think if i just changed the rear muffler i can make it quiet?
Or will i also need to put a more restrictive resonator on it?

Any ideas would be appreciated.

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Apollo
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Re: Exhaust Problem Fri, 28 June 2002 01:05 Go to previous message
If it's got a full hotdog, then sure, putting on a stockie or even a half hotdog should quiet it down.

If it's got the room, you could probably put a larger resonator on too. Go see an exhaust shop.

At least they did the whole thing and not just a ricey cat-back job.
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