I have a b20.. I was considering Oval muffler with Kteller piping and resonator or RS-R Exmag. I know the exmag isn't too high flowing but I like the sound.

would the Kteller exhaust be as quiet with a resonator? would it still flow well with a resonator?

thanks

 

anyone?

 

World Sport 2.

Read the rules and search.

 

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for WS2

Not sure how it flows compared to others but it is def quiet w/ a little deep noise.

Your question doesnt really have an answer because in most cases you pick one or the other, noise + flow well or quiet + restrictive.

 

i know I was hoping someone would have a magical exhaust for me.

but one more question. how does a resonator work? is it like a cat where the exhaust gases goes though something or is it just the walls that have sound deadening material?

TIA

 

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/muffler4.htm

A very technical explanation.

 

I would try a RSR GT II and get a HUGE resonator welded in it.

 

If you want as free flowing as possible and as quiet as possible, you want a twin pass muffler design. Mugen makes a 2.38 inch twin pass muffler, and Hytech makes a 2.5 inch. The Hytech costs $400 for a G3 GSR, I don't know about the price of the Mugen. I've seen cheap knockoff versions of twin pass mufflers out there for around $60 I think, I don't know how they sound or how long they last, but you get what you pay for.

 

rsr exmag

 

Yankees, do you have the Hytech or do you know who sells it? thanks

 

I don't have it, can't get myself to spend $400 + shipping from Cali to N.H. on a muffler, hehe. Hytech themselves is the only place I've seen there stuff for sale outside of a private sale. Their website is http://www.hytechexhaust.com