taking off resnoters
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2005 e55 black on black 07 e63 po30
taking off resnoters
i had a shop remove the resnoters it does not sound much louder
should i remove the cats too
should i remove the cats too
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Resonators dont really do much... Most people remove the secondary cats as well. If you want more louder, remove the primary cats too!
Resonators dont really do much... Most people remove the secondary cats as well. If you want more louder, remove the primary cats too!
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E55 AMG, 72' Toyota Carina, 63' Ford F100, 72' Mercedes 250c, 15' Harley Davidson Softail
what tbal said is exactly right. My old setup was removal of resonator and secondary cats with an x pipe where the cats use to be. Noticeably louder and refined sound with no check engine lights either.
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I suggest putting it where you took the resonator out from. (out back) Seems like that resonator also crosses over (xpipe)... Must be a reason why the amg techs decided to put it there...
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I definitely lost major torque down low when I removed the resonator with straight pipes. I should get it back though when I do the long tube header system and a tune.
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Really? I didnt feel any difference, typically xpipe does lose bit low end, but gain mid-top end... Good thing maybe lol, god damn 1st gears useless haha (too much tq)
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To the op, I would put an x-pipe in place of the secondaries if you chose to remove those too..
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You wont.. "Take off is not as violent" is BS.. No chance you will ever notice it from a resonator delete.. There is so much wheel spin from a dig that its not even close to noticeable..
My advice is to go with a resonator and secondary cat delete with an x-pipe in place of the secondaries and you will have a nice sounding beast..
My advice is to go with a resonator and secondary cat delete with an x-pipe in place of the secondaries and you will have a nice sounding beast..
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lol 5 lbs lmaoo it does sound a Little deeper thats for sure but i do feel a little loss and it not from a dig its more mid range rpm maybe its all in my head lol
if so ill put back the res
if so ill put back the res
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I did this too -- but i have a small H pipe where the cats were at and I have a 2 3/4inch x-pipe where the resonator was at... no drone - no problems --
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