Subject	I have the 2.5" SpecialtyZ exhaust with resonators
Posted by	inferno on January 03, 2010 at 9:49 AM
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In Reply To	How much quieter is B&B w resonators/ venturis? posted by ZXoltan on January 02, 2010 at 08:14 PM
Message	It is quite loud as well, even with the resonators. It sets off my neighbour's car alarm of my neighbour every time I start my car. I have ordered a set of venturis and will give some feedback once these have been installed in the mufflers. You could try a different set of mufflers as an alternative. :Wondering if anyone has compared the loudness and harmonics in a B & B system with and without attenuators? Seems that the mufflers themselves are loud, but how much can that be compensated for with resonators? Anyone tried adding venturis to quiet the 2500 rpm harmonics? :thanks and happy new year!
Follow Ups	How much quieter is B&B w resonators/ venturis? - ZXoltan 20:14:51 01/02/10 man I love my 3" B&B straight pipe system w/o any resonators - BeaZty 20:50:42 01/02/10 Yeah, I'm just tired of setting off everyone's car alarm.... - ZXoltan 08:47:26 01/03/10 The venturi will likely do more to quiet it then resonators (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:18:18 01/03/10 I have the 2.5" SpecialtyZ exhaust with resonators - inferno 09:49:28 01/03/10 Re: I have the 2.5" SpecialtyZ exhaust with resonators - Convertiblezx 19:21:24 01/04/10 2.5B&B resonated on catted NA = B&B resonated with DPs + TPs (n/m) - ZiNnYc 17:57:41 01/03/10 I installed venturi's to quell that harmonic note. - jschrauwen 22:49:08 01/03/10 I run B&B with HKS H-pipe with large resonators - Max865(ATL) 00:06:48 01/04/10 Anywhere else to buy venturis? (n/m) - kickerzx 12:18:52 01/04/10 Whats wrong w. this place? - Bernie (NoVA) 13:01:46 01/04/10 Nothing really. Exept its somewhat difficult for me to buy.. - kickerzx 07:02:44 01/05/10 Length doesn't matter - they fit inside the pipe. - Bernie (NoVA) 07:41:27 01/05/10 Anyone try the venturi with 2.25" Labree Exhaust? (n/m) - Convertiblezx 15:31:09 01/05/10 Any woman knows that girth is most important ;-) (n/m) - ZXoltan 16:45:27 01/05/10
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