Resonator removal
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You should be able to see the second (rear) one if you look at your rear passenger side wheel well it is behind the rear wheel, not in the wheel well itself, but under the bed and visible. The front once should be not to far in front of the muffler. Sorry but that is the best way I can explain it.
EDIT: Here I found a picture online by googling
http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0013_large.jpg
the two smaller ones are resonators and the larger one is the muffler
EDIT: Here I found a picture online by googling
http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0013_large.jpg
the two smaller ones are resonators and the larger one is the muffler
Last edited by Brian9; 07-30-2010 at 12:39 AM.
#23
#26
Pops, you will get a nice rumble from what people say, and a little more cab noise, and possibly some better performance. Those resonators are restrictive.
My 05 had 2. I didnt mess around when it came to doing an exhaust. I just did a stainless cat back and was done. No sense in sticking money in to a stock exhaust, IMO, when it will just rust out eventually and theres a good chance you may not be happy with the sound. With a cat back you can read reviews atleast of others with the same truck. Adding a new muffler is more like a proto-type exhaust.
My 05 had 2. I didnt mess around when it came to doing an exhaust. I just did a stainless cat back and was done. No sense in sticking money in to a stock exhaust, IMO, when it will just rust out eventually and theres a good chance you may not be happy with the sound. With a cat back you can read reviews atleast of others with the same truck. Adding a new muffler is more like a proto-type exhaust.
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