What Have You Done To Your RC F Today?
04-05-16 | 07:34 PM
#211
Driver
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 128
Likes: 5
From: Texas
Thanks.
A few reasons why I did the res-delete over the muffler delete.
1. I really like the look of the stock tips and wanted to avoid the re-welding of each pair to a Y pipe, and risk welding and mounting them crocked relative to each other.
2. The res-delete is a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative. If I didn't like it, $50 and the resonators get welded back. But so far, I'm liking the extra volume without being over the top and no noticeable drone.
3. Muffler delete is louder with a more muscle-car and raspy sound to it - not the sound I was looking for.
A few reasons why I did the res-delete over the muffler delete.
1. I really like the look of the stock tips and wanted to avoid the re-welding of each pair to a Y pipe, and risk welding and mounting them crocked relative to each other.
2. The res-delete is a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative. If I didn't like it, $50 and the resonators get welded back. But so far, I'm liking the extra volume without being over the top and no noticeable drone.
3. Muffler delete is louder with a more muscle-car and raspy sound to it - not the sound I was looking for.
05-15-16 | 06:46 PM
#216
Racer
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 1,395
Likes: 60
From: La.
Thanks.
A few reasons why I did the res-delete over the muffler delete.
1. I really like the look of the stock tips and wanted to avoid the re-welding of each pair to a Y pipe, and risk welding and mounting them crocked relative to each other.
2. The res-delete is a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative. If I didn't like it, $50 and the resonators get welded back. But so far, I'm liking the extra volume without being over the top and no noticeable drone.
3. Muffler delete is louder with a more muscle-car and raspy sound to it - not the sound I was looking for.
A few reasons why I did the res-delete over the muffler delete.
1. I really like the look of the stock tips and wanted to avoid the re-welding of each pair to a Y pipe, and risk welding and mounting them crocked relative to each other.
2. The res-delete is a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative. If I didn't like it, $50 and the resonators get welded back. But so far, I'm liking the extra volume without being over the top and no noticeable drone.
3. Muffler delete is louder with a more muscle-car and raspy sound to it - not the sound I was looking for.
Neck is crooked now, though...haha
05-18-16 | 09:00 AM
#224
Most likely.
Attachment 387632 New exhaust today
05-18-16 | 09:35 AM
#225
Rookie
Joined: Nov 2015
Posts: 52
Likes: 0
From: CA
Got installed yesterday only driven 3 miles home but so far I love it I'll be doing a lot more driving today