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gpvecchi 07-17-2018 05:38 PM

Does this exists?
 
I'm looking for a quiet catback, or better an axle back, in 60mm with just resonators and no mufflers.
Do you know if this exists?

JeremyR 07-17-2018 05:39 PM

anything without a muffler is going to make more noise than stock. you might be better off changing your exhaust tips if you want the look without the noise.

ichitaka05 07-17-2018 05:55 PM

This? Namelss Single exit without muffler. FYI it's louder than stock. Even muffler ver was louder.
https://www.carmodsaustralia.com.au/...ll/RSPD016.jpg

humfrz 07-17-2018 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3111216)
I'm looking for a quiet catback, or better an axle back, in 60mm with just resonators and no mufflers.
Do you know if this exists?

I would suggest you consider this axle back with 5" mufflers (just call the mufflers resonators ;)).

https://shop.namelessperformance.com...r-s-2013-2016/


humfrz

Ernest72 07-17-2018 06:24 PM

I am with humfrz, mufflers muffle sound. Resonators resonate sound. Not sure you can get quiet without the muffle.

gpvecchi 07-18-2018 01:53 AM

Supersprint just use resonators, and they are very quiet. But the one for 86 is 63 mm.

humfrz 07-18-2018 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3111461)
Supersprint just use resonators, and they are very quiet. But the one for 86 is 63 mm.

From the outside, they look like little mufflers to me .. :iono:


humfrz

monkeybike 07-18-2018 06:52 AM

Can I ask why 60mm is required and 63mm is unsuitable?!

gpvecchi 07-18-2018 08:10 AM

Nope, Supersprint just uses resonators in its exhausts, even the version with 1 resonator, it has Y drilled pipe inside. 63 mm moves torque toward high revs.

15limited 07-18-2018 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3111513)
Nope, Supersprint just uses resonators in its exhausts, even the version with 1 resonator, it has Y drilled pipe inside. 63 mm moves torque toward high revs.

So to answer your question, No. An axleback or catback doesnt exist that's going to be "quiet" when you exclude the sections that make it quiet. And 3mm increase diameter in piping isnt going to make a dramatic leap and move all the TQs way high in the rev range, let's be real.

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monkeybike 07-18-2018 09:58 AM

You will be lucky to have any horsepower or torque difference with a catback so 3mm either way isn't going to shift your torque curve.

You said the supersprint has the resonators and the volume you want and basically the size you want. I'd just go with that. Don't get hung up on paper specs.

SuperTom 07-18-2018 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3111513)
Nope, Supersprint just uses resonators in its exhausts, even the version with 1 resonator, it has Y drilled pipe inside. 63 mm moves torque toward high revs.



I agree somewhat with your concern for pipe diameter.
I would go with keeping the piping the same as what is coming off your header/overpipe.


For example I had Gruppe-S UEL with overpipe that ended in 60mm.
Therefore I went with An Invidia FP an HKS catback 60mm. This keeps VELOCITY consistent all the way through.


Now I have just installed ACE 350 Headers/overpipe that end in 63mm(2.5").
So I just now ordered a Hooker HF cat/Helmholtz J-pipe Front pipe, And Agency catback exhaust all 63mm (2.5")


Will there be a huge change in HP/TQ I doubt it. But I like knowing the flow will be consistent all the way through without either bottlenecks (too small piping) or too slow velocity (too large piping).

fika84 07-18-2018 10:38 AM

I'm also with @humfrz I can't find a version of their exhaust WITHOUT mufflers... https://www.supersprint.com/ww-en/to...-hp-12-16.aspx

Maybe the terminology or translation is different? Are you thinking of the Catalytic Converter?

humfrz 07-18-2018 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by fika84 (Post 3111551)
I'm also with @humfrz I can't find a version of their exhaust WITHOUT mufflers... https://www.supersprint.com/ww-en/to...-hp-12-16.aspx

Maybe the terminology or translation is different? Are you thinking of the Catalytic Converter?

@gpvecchi what do you consider a "resonator", what do you consider a "muffler"?


humfrz


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