Where to buy resonators
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Where can I buy some Resonators for my 2006 GS300? I upgraded my exhaust system a few months back and had the Resonators removed...Now I cannot find them. Thanks.
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-24234/
I had this in for a day on my GS350 after installing a straight pipe. Unfortunately, it was still too loud for my taste paired with the F-Sport exhaust system which has one straight and one muffled exhaust. I have sound clips but they are large files if anybody wants to host them. I actually wrote a review but never posted it. I'll take $30 locally or $35 shipped if anybody is interested in more performance and sound. I was able to trigger my traction control going WOT on the same road I take everyday, but like I said, it was too loud so I had the OEM welded back into place. Ideally, if you have a quiet aftermarket or stock/oem exhaust, this would be a perfect cheap upgrade. With the straight pipe welded in place, it was loud, raspy at the top end, and obnoxious, often making popping noises when slowing down for red lights which I recommend against. The dynomax performance resonator solved all these problems.
I had this in for a day on my GS350 after installing a straight pipe. Unfortunately, it was still too loud for my taste paired with the F-Sport exhaust system which has one straight and one muffled exhaust. I have sound clips but they are large files if anybody wants to host them. I actually wrote a review but never posted it. I'll take $30 locally or $35 shipped if anybody is interested in more performance and sound. I was able to trigger my traction control going WOT on the same road I take everyday, but like I said, it was too loud so I had the OEM welded back into place. Ideally, if you have a quiet aftermarket or stock/oem exhaust, this would be a perfect cheap upgrade. With the straight pipe welded in place, it was loud, raspy at the top end, and obnoxious, often making popping noises when slowing down for red lights which I recommend against. The dynomax performance resonator solved all these problems.
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