TRD Exhaust.. too noisy!
I may be setting myself up for some lashing here, but I really need a little help. I got the TRD exhaust for my xB, and I like it ok around town, but on road trips, it drives me crazy.
I have called the dealership, and they say that can't really help out. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to quiet down the TRD exhaust??
Thank you!!
I have called the dealership, and they say that can't really help out. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to quiet down the TRD exhaust??
Thank you!!
Originally Posted by Nathant888
Wow, I didnt know the TRD Exhaust had a drone @ High way speeds... How long have you had it? Is the noise that bad??
I've had it for about 3 weeks, got it installed along with the cold air, sub, and cruise control.
I'm going to call around to some more muffler shops, if I find anything I will post it up here
Originally Posted by Nathant888
Wow, I didnt know the TRD Exhaust had a drone @ High way speeds... How long have you had it? Is the noise that bad??
Just my 2 cents! :D
Exactly what mods have you done to your exhaust? Header only? Complete system? Some combo of the two?
If it's the noise that's bothering you, that should be easily fixed by putting on a different muffler. An oval-style like a FlowMaster or Magnaflow, with mechanical baffles instead of steel wool or fiberglass like in those ricer cans, along with a glasspack resonator should quiet it down to a more tolerable level.
I replaced the stock muffler with a FlowMaster knockoff, 2.25" inlet/outlet with a 3.5" tip. Sounds nice, gives it a little more ooomph, not loud at all and definitely better-sounding than stock.
If it's the noise that's bothering you, that should be easily fixed by putting on a different muffler. An oval-style like a FlowMaster or Magnaflow, with mechanical baffles instead of steel wool or fiberglass like in those ricer cans, along with a glasspack resonator should quiet it down to a more tolerable level.
I replaced the stock muffler with a FlowMaster knockoff, 2.25" inlet/outlet with a 3.5" tip. Sounds nice, gives it a little more ooomph, not loud at all and definitely better-sounding than stock.
I know on the Cavaliers, a lot of people remove the exhaust resonator, which in some cases make it louder than they wanted.
As a remedy for this, they replaced the resonator, or put a glass pack in the exhaust before the muffler.
Not sure if this would have the same effect on the box or not, but it might be worth a shot.
Other than that, find someone with stock exhaust that might want to swap their stock and some cash for your exhaust. Just an idea.
As a remedy for this, they replaced the resonator, or put a glass pack in the exhaust before the muffler.
Not sure if this would have the same effect on the box or not, but it might be worth a shot.
Other than that, find someone with stock exhaust that might want to swap their stock and some cash for your exhaust. Just an idea.
Originally Posted by socalxb
Exactly what mods have you done to your exhaust? Header only? Complete system? Some combo of the two?
If it's the noise that's bothering you, that should be easily fixed by putting on a different muffler. An oval-style like a FlowMaster or Magnaflow, with mechanical baffles instead of steel wool or fiberglass like in those ricer cans, along with a glasspack resonator should quiet it down to a more tolerable level.
I replaced the stock muffler with a FlowMaster knockoff, 2.25" inlet/outlet with a 3.5" tip. Sounds nice, gives it a little more ooomph, not loud at all and definitely better-sounding than stock.
If it's the noise that's bothering you, that should be easily fixed by putting on a different muffler. An oval-style like a FlowMaster or Magnaflow, with mechanical baffles instead of steel wool or fiberglass like in those ricer cans, along with a glasspack resonator should quiet it down to a more tolerable level.
I replaced the stock muffler with a FlowMaster knockoff, 2.25" inlet/outlet with a 3.5" tip. Sounds nice, gives it a little more ooomph, not loud at all and definitely better-sounding than stock.
Ive got the TRD exhaust an the AEM intake on an auto! There is a little drone on the highway or just goin slow, but know where near other exhaust's! This has got to be the least sound out of an aftermarket performance muffler ever! If its too loud put the stock one back on cuz I dont think your gonna get any less sound out of another.
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