Exhaust tips
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Years ago I had catback exhaust put on my Monte. Something that I didn't notice was the exhaust tips. They are open around where the inlet is, and I'll post a picture incase you guys don't understand what I'm talking about. My question is, if I get tips where they are COMPLETELY sealed around the inlet, will it make a difference on the tone of my exhaust?
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If there is ANY kind of drone inside your car, it will reduce that the slightest bit.. Thats it tho, nothing else..
I cant believe a shop would leave tips like that.. They should have used a reducer to eliminate that gap. |
There is drone, but it only bothers me when I have the windows up with the A/C on for some reason. I currently have a y-pipe going to one chamber VR mufflers. I considered changing to flowmaster, but I'm picky with the tone of my car. With the videos that I saw, I don't know if I would like the change or not. I want an aggressive, good tone.
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I use Flowmaster 40s and I really like their sound. I could go a little louder, however...
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But your Monte has the 5.3 doesn't it? If so, I'm sure there will be a difference in sound between the 5.3 and the 3.4 haha
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Originally Posted by AHart87
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There is drone, but it only bothers me when I have the windows up with the A/C on for some reason. I currently have a y-pipe going to one chamber VR mufflers. I considered changing to flowmaster, but I'm picky with the tone of my car. With the videos that I saw, I don't know if I would like the change or not. I want an aggressive, good tone.
Had cherrybomb chamber mufflers on my old 3400 and ive never heard a 34-3800 sound better. As of right now, the best I can find are thrush turbo chambered. The welded and their straight thru mufflers makes these cars sound like metallic crap. Back on topic tho. The drone you hear with the windows up will most likely be gone if you seal up those gaps.. You wont hear and kinda difference outside the car.. |
While I'm sure there is some noise difference at the pipe connection for bolt ons and welds, a large difference can be had not by how the tip connects to the exhaust pipe, but the actual size and amount of outlets.
Example: I had a Deltaflow 40 series on my 3100. No extra exhaust tip or anything, just a muffler hanging out there. Drone was horrendous. Added a round 3" bolt-on exhaust tip. Lessened the drone, but was still loud. Removed that tip and bolted up a tip with two exits, probably 1.75" or so each, and the car nearly sounded stock, only slightly louder. Good luck with your exhaust note, I would suggest buying some bolt on tips of different styles and see what sounds best... But that can be pricey. $20-$50 per tip approximately. Exhaust tips ain't cheap these days. |
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Originally Posted by wht02monte
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If there is ANY kind of drone inside your car, it will reduce that the slightest bit.. Thats it tho, nothing else..
I cant believe a shop would leave tips like that.. They should have used a reducer to eliminate that gap. |
I would change the tips how they look and it looks like there not welded up right
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Originally Posted by AHart87
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Is this the Cherry Bomb muffler you're talking about? I have the same muffler, only not the Cherry Bomb brand. Do you think that it would make a difference?
These are the most similar I can find to mine.. http://i65.tinypic.com/1z6xcvd.jpg You can see they are unlike these "walled" mufflers. http://i65.tinypic.com/2u46h43.jpg The flowmaster style "walled" mufflers are just aweful to me.. I know its some peoples thing but not mine.. Those mufflers I had were the best sound ive heard on a 3x00. |
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