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deuncos 03-30-2016 02:46 PM

Which helps in reducing noise, Catt or resonator?
 
Which helps more in taming a loud exhaust, having two resonators in the fp or having a catt and a resonator in the fp?



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mav1178 03-30-2016 02:47 PM

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101471

Resonator. By far. Just look at the sound output of Fujitsubo front pipe (resonated) versus Berk front pipe (catted)

-alex

mav1178 03-30-2016 02:51 PM

As for other catted + resonated front pipes, I was able to test out the Apex'i one recently.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=103338

W/ only Apex'i front pipe, it was louder than the Fujitsubo front pipe. Fujitsubo was same as stock, Apex'i was about 2db louder.

-alex

deuncos 03-30-2016 04:14 PM

I just wish the fujitsubo fp wasn't so expensive... I'm considering the HKS dual resonated fp, but i'm wondering if spending more on the fujitsubo piece for the bigger resonators are worth it?


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mav1178 03-30-2016 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deuncos (Post 2603792)
I just wish the fujitsubo fp wasn't so expensive... I'm considering the HKS dual resonated fp, but i'm wondering if spending more on the fujitsubo piece for the bigger resonators are worth it?

The better question you want to ask yourself is, what is your goal? What exhaust do you want to run? Will you run a cat or is catless an option?

-alex

deuncos 03-31-2016 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mav1178 (Post 2604270)
The better question you want to ask yourself is, what is your goal? What exhaust do you want to run? Will you run a cat or is catless an option?

-alex

:bonk: sorry, I guess I should have started with that. I have the JDL uel catted headers and perrin resonated 2.5in catback, everything else is stock. I'm thinking of getting the JDL overpipe since you can have it ceramic coatted, and also it seems like it doesn't really matter what brand of OP you get in regards to noise. The front pipe is the only thing that's worrying me, majority of the threads I've read all say once you change out your front pipe, the noise increases dramatically especially with header, even if you have a quite catback. My main goal is just having a full 2.5in header back, as well as a little bump in performance (I realize it may not even be noticeable) without having an unbearable exhaust set up.

wise345 03-31-2016 04:22 PM

I was full catless with a Tomei 80r... Got the hks dual res is got a little quieter and drone went down a little. But at that noise level loud is just loud.

mav1178 03-31-2016 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deuncos (Post 2605169)
majority of the threads I've read all say once you change out your front pipe, the noise increases dramatically especially with header, even if you have a quite catback. My main goal is just having a full 2.5in header back, as well as a little bump in performance (I realize it may not even be noticeable) without having an unbearable exhaust set up.

Depends on the resonator and how it works with the rest of the exhaust.

From my other thread I linked:

Stock exhaust + Apexi header/front pipe: 85.7db
Blitz VS/VSR (quiet exhaust) + Apexi header/front pipe: 84.6db
Same setup w/ Tomei 60R: 106.6db
Same setup w/ Blitz F-Ti (full Titanium one piece exhaust): 102.6db

Ultimately the header isn't as key in sound suppression as the front pipe. The Apex'i header is a 4-2-1 catless design.

-alex


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