powerloss of a resonator??
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powerloss of a resonator??
Hey guys, i am either going to run a quiet stock-looking exhaust with a fairly large resonator maybe 22". Or run an e-cutout with a stock exhaust.
I would rather have a stock looking quiet exhaust with a resonator. For turbo cars how much power do you guys usually lose from a resonator? And what resonators do you recommend for the most quiet sound with the least ammount fo power loss. I'm running a b16 gt3076r @ 12 psi....2.5 "DP.....thanks!!
I would rather have a stock looking quiet exhaust with a resonator. For turbo cars how much power do you guys usually lose from a resonator? And what resonators do you recommend for the most quiet sound with the least ammount fo power loss. I'm running a b16 gt3076r @ 12 psi....2.5 "DP.....thanks!!
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Re: powerloss of a resonator?? (bamf3000)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bamf3000 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you shouldnt lose any power from a resonator. Its still straight through.</TD></TR></TABLE>
this comment is completely false. a resonator will create turbulance, similar to a straight through muffler. its probably not a whole lot of power...
this comment is completely false. a resonator will create turbulance, similar to a straight through muffler. its probably not a whole lot of power...
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