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Old 07-09-24, 12:40 AM
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Default Exhaust on my 2nd gen GS300 Sounds bad (please help me)

Hello I'm back with a not so good sounding car, I just uploaded a YouTube video about this problem down below.

https://youtu.be/XXJQlE0iyGo?si=bRcuwFjFcypFR4q2


I messed up and true dualed my exhaust, straight pipe nothing in its way... What sucks about all of this is a guy I thought I could trust said it would sound pretty good. I just want to know if going from 2.5 in exhaust to 3 in exhaust with an x-pipe would help with this? I understand that with the stock exhaust setup minus the resonators and mufflers sounded relatively nicer than this. I'm trying to go a route that makes it sound like a MK4 Supra. I don't have a turbo yet but I do have a standalone, it's a start to the whole process. I want to know how someone fixed this terrible noise. 🤣💀 To some degree I don't even want to drive the car
​​​​​ with it sounding like this. Sounds like a fart Canon 24/7 no matter what RPM. On the highway it sounds like a very angry hornet flying fast. However I'm still going to keep this car hence why I'm asking on here.

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The true dual setup seems to be hurting it, lol. I would recommend that X-pipe and probably some resonator to start with. I don't know a lot about exhausts, but I do know that sometimes having a true dual on an inline-six like this one can make it sound like two three-cylinders having a bar fight. So, making the exhaust pulses overlap somehow - i.e., going single or else an X-pipe - would make the sound smoother.
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Fix it by undoing what you did.
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Originally Posted by firelizard
Fix it by undoing what you did.
Kind of can't when someone else welded and threw away all the other parts that were cut off. I was thinking about going with a 3" exhaust true dual with a long X Pipe to help. My car is the equivalent of a clapped out Chevy and Honda.
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Why are you fixated on a "true dual" on an inline six?
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