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Old Oct 27, 2006 | 11:30 PM
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Hi Scion Life,

Im looking to add headers to my tC, but i don't want the raspiness of all the ricers out there I want a nice deep sound. I was wondering if any of the enthusiasts out here have a set-up like this: Headers,s-pipe,midpipe w/ high flowcat,resonator, and a axleback exhaust. If so it would be great if i can see a sound clip or video clip of your set-up, and what exactly you used for the set-up..

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Hi Scion Life,

Im looking to add headers to my tC, but i don't want the raspiness of all the ricers out there I want a nice deep sound. I was wondering if any of the enthusiasts out here have a set-up like this: Headers,s-pipe,midpipe w/ high flowcat,resonator, and a axleback exhaust. If so it would be great if i can see a sound clip or video clip of your set-up, and what exactly you used for the set-up..

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My current set-up is: Injen CAI, Monster Motorworks 4-2-1 header + S pipe, Magnaflow high flow cat and the Magnaflow cat back system. The set-up is really loud and deep for the most part. It does however get a little raspy around 2500 rpms. I ordered a 18" Magnaflow resonator to install in the midpipe. I'm Hoping that it'll deaden most of the rasp. I'll let you know how it turns out once I have it installed...
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i was driving with this setup for ( to be specific ) 24 hours.. IT"S TOO LOUD... 5 minutes ago i've ordered the hi flow cat.
Didn't want to risk.. anyway got a ticket for driving my tc 130.. 11/1 need to go to court !!
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I have AEM CAI, DC Sports headers, Greddy Evo 2 exhaust. It has a deep sound to it without the raspy sound, still running stock s-pipe, stock #2 cat, and resonator, I'm thinking of swapping that all out but don't want that raspy sound either?!
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thanks for the feed back guys i want to go for the set-up that i mentioned just not to sure yet... maybe a different exhaust like the Greddy SP2 instead of the TRD cuz it's a much more dimmer sound and i think it will help silent the raps.
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where do you get a resonator and how do you install it
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My setup is raspy, Megan headers and midpipe and greddy dt axel back exhaust. The 2500 rpms is basicly where everyone gets the rasp, but i dont want to put in a high flow cat cuz that just ruins the point of having a high preformance exhaust. I heard about people puting in another 30inch resonator to the megan midpipe and got rid of 90% of the rasp.( i like that idea but once u start cutting the welding parts to the exhaust, it will start to rust much quicker)
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well with the high flow cat your pretty much just silencing the rasp. and i am thinking of getting an 18" resonator, because i was told that a resonator can actually make you lose power so this is why i am getting the high flow cat w/ a small resonator
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BUMP!
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Originally Posted by BionicJuic3
well with the high flow cat your pretty much just silencing the rasp. and i am thinking of getting an 18" resonator, because i was told that a resonator can actually make you lose power so this is why i am getting the high flow cat w/ a small resonator
The high flow resonator will be a straight thru perforated tube with some sort of glass wrapping within the surrounding cannister.

The cat, high flow or not, is actually a perforated blockage. You pretty much can't even see thru an OEM cat.


This leads me to believe the high flow resonator will flow way better than a high flow cat.
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why not both?
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ive got 36" of resonators in my exhaust with very little rasp. I dont need a high flow cat
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if you have a sound clip that would be great if i can hear it. is it loud?
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i'll try and get one tonight at my club meeting
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awsome...thanks alot man
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in-car w/ windows up top half of 2nd, third, bit of 4th

MMW Header
MMW S-Pipe
Custom 2.5" midpipe w/ dual 18" resonators
Custom 2.5" axleback w/ some ghetto muffler that i dont even know what brand it is

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koo thanks... it doesnt let me try out here at work, but ill try it out at home...
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I'm thinkin about gettin the DC sports headers. Currently i runnin stock cat and resonator w/Greddy Evo2 Exhaust. I was lookin at the vid, what's up with the CEL?
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i just recently added dc sports headers to my car...from what i hear and what everyone tells me in the beginning it sounds great like when i play with the gas pedal and clutch a little bit but once i start to move it gets rhaspy and it's annoying b/c it is always there the sound...i have injen short ram and TRD exhaust it sound alot better than my friends greddy evo 2 w/ headers but still a little rhaspy recommend a 30" resonator once i research it more i'm gonna try and get one...



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