Resonator Delete? C320
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Resonator Delete? C320
Has anyone every removed there Resonator?
I want the car to sound a little bit louder i heard that this could be a cheap option?
Anyone know of a ( GOOD ) muffle shop in San Diego area?
Also did you see any gains by doing this? I really just want a better sound from the rear end of the car lol..
I want the car to sound a little bit louder i heard that this could be a cheap option?
Anyone know of a ( GOOD ) muffle shop in San Diego area?
Also did you see any gains by doing this? I really just want a better sound from the rear end of the car lol..
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I did it. You won't notice a difference unless you put the windows down, turn off the radio, and floor it. Those with the newer model w203s notice more of a difference than us with the older ones. Maybe you should try removing the resonator along with the secondary cats.
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Ryan...
How much would it cost for something like this to be done? resonator along with the secondary cats? I just want the car to sound deeper. Along with no error codes.
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I just did an 'advance' search on "c320 resonator delete" within the non amg 203 section and found the following:
1. Most people deleted their resonators for about 60-80 bux regardless of what car
2. For the most part the exhaust is JUST a bit louder over stock.
3. Some stock cars in the later years came w/o resonators from the factory.
4. Everyone loves the sound after they remove the resonator unless they already have a ridiculously loud muffler.
5. No shop will remove your secondary cats unless you get a hook up (not legal)
6. The search worked and I found all your answers w/in a few minutes.
7. Sorry to be an ***, but STFF for the sake of all of us who frequent the forums.
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1. Most people deleted their resonators for about 60-80 bux regardless of what car
2. For the most part the exhaust is JUST a bit louder over stock.
3. Some stock cars in the later years came w/o resonators from the factory.
4. Everyone loves the sound after they remove the resonator unless they already have a ridiculously loud muffler.
5. No shop will remove your secondary cats unless you get a hook up (not legal)
6. The search worked and I found all your answers w/in a few minutes.
7. Sorry to be an ***, but STFF for the sake of all of us who frequent the forums.
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From: In Kush Land So cal
02 C320 Sedan
I just did an 'advance' search on "c320 resonator delete" within the non amg 203 section and found the following:
1. Most people deleted their resonators for about 60-80 bux regardless of what car
2. For the most part the exhaust is JUST a bit louder over stock.
3. Some stock cars in the later years came w/o resonators from the factory.
4. Everyone loves the sound after they remove the resonator unless they already have a ridiculously loud muffler.
5. No shop will remove your secondary cats unless you get a hook up (not legal)
6. The search worked and I found all your answers w/in a few minutes.
7. Sorry to be an ***, but STFF for the sake of all of us who frequent the forums.
[] End Thread []
1. Most people deleted their resonators for about 60-80 bux regardless of what car
2. For the most part the exhaust is JUST a bit louder over stock.
3. Some stock cars in the later years came w/o resonators from the factory.
4. Everyone loves the sound after they remove the resonator unless they already have a ridiculously loud muffler.
5. No shop will remove your secondary cats unless you get a hook up (not legal)
6. The search worked and I found all your answers w/in a few minutes.
7. Sorry to be an ***, but STFF for the sake of all of us who frequent the forums.
[] End Thread []
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I did grrr but i couldn't find much only on C32's.. I just wanted to know if it will sound a bit better..
Ryan...
How much would it cost for something like this to be done? resonator along with the secondary cats? I just want the car to sound deeper. Along with no error codes.
Ryan...
How much would it cost for something like this to be done? resonator along with the secondary cats? I just want the car to sound deeper. Along with no error codes.
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I doubt that removing the resonator will produce any gains, I believe it is just there to quiet down the exhaust a bit.
