will this exhaust silencer insert silence my exhaust without losing any power? it is manufactured by Skunk2.

 

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Absolutely not. You'd likely be better off with the stock exhaust rather than plugging yours up with a silencer.

 

it just makes mine sound like ***, but it works on some

 

okay. thanks guys

 

someone stole my silencer in 12th grade....i have yet to find out who it was

 

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It will certainly quiet down the exhaust, but it will do so at the expense of power, which was part of the original question.

 

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lol, mine fell off while I was driving. They're really not worth having them on your car. Better off with stock exhaust

 

Makes it hiss, lets off a higher pitch 'fart'. Investing in Second resonators or a CAT (if you are running a test pipe) will surely quiet down your exhaust. As mentioned before, stock will work just as well, but if you value your system, upgrading with a second resonator, and\or putting the CAT back in will tone it down. I believe theres a whole write-up of the dynamics under the FAQ's.