Subject	Re: Generally the smaller diameter, the quieter it will be.
Posted by	Kero on June 10, 2009 at 9:41 PM
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In Reply To	Generally the smaller diameter, the quieter it will be. posted by Summeronthechain (MN) on June 10, 2009 at 09:38 PM
Message	Unfortunetely I don't have stock cats and mufflers anymore. It's for my NA-TT Swap for the record.
Follow Ups	Aftermarket downpipes - Sound - Kero 21:25:12 06/10/09 Generally the smaller diameter, the quieter it will be. - Summeronthechain (MN) 21:38:13 06/10/09 Re: Generally the smaller diameter, the quieter it will be. - Kero 21:41:43 06/10/09 Do you mean test pipes? (n/m) - SactoTodd 21:38:51 06/10/09 SZ 2.5 stainless super splits would be your best value - SuparexTT 21:53:27 06/10/09 Greg Dupree mentioned that the expansion DP's don't have the - aliaZ 22:01:42 06/10/09 x2. They are not raspy. A bit of resonance around 2500 RPM - MixManMash 22:32:05 06/10/09 They sound pretty much like what I would expect - BigTDogg (MA) 08:08:40 06/11/09 Resonated TP and X/H pipe will go a long way towards - jschrauwen 22:22:19 06/10/09 Re: Aftermarket downpipes - Sound - WazTTed 22:37:05 06/10/09 Z1 ss downpipes w/ Stillen catback sounds full but not loud (n/m) - BruPo 23:01:02 06/10/09 Re: Aftermarket downpipes - Sound - TTZ'in (NorCal) 00:54:34 06/11/09 I had the Megan Split-DPs, and switched to the SpecialtZ - Barry (NJ) 08:41:38 06/11/09 Get a big resonator and quiet muffler like Borla or Genie. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 12:51:16 06/11/09
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