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Rican_D 05-05-2014 08:23 PM

Exhaust combinations with 3" resonated catback
 
I've been doing research listening to various clips, reading threads/posts, and researching products. I'm just looking for opinions and input from owners with the Perrin 3" resonated catback. Trying to decide what route to go as far as headers/front pipe/over pipe combo. I want a good mix that keeps the exhaust noise to a minimum. Thanks in advance for the feedback.

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Churnobyl 05-05-2014 08:40 PM

I'm Stock pre cat. with the Perrin 3" Resonated CBE. Have about 300 miles on the CBE. Its gotten louder as it breaks in. Initially it was deceptively quiet, almost too quiet. Better now, overall very good tone and noise levels. Idles quietly, But gives off just enough rumble to let anyone know that its non stock. Good throaty rumble. I intend to go FI shortly so the headers will be changed out at that point.

No leaks or rattles, install was easy, parts are well designed and all parts are there to make the changeover easy. I made my decision on the Perrin Resonated 3" based partially on research/videos but more so on the advice of several users here that encouraged the larger pipe for FI purposes down the road. If I was going to skip FI and add NA HP I'd have done headers and overpipe as well.

I'd encourage you to hear in-person someones install before you pull the trigger no point spending 1k on an exhaust you don't love.
Get into your regional forum, find an owner that will meet you, and go hear exhausts live. GL man!

Rican_D 05-05-2014 09:31 PM

Thanks for the details but I guess I wasn't clear lol that's my fault. I have the exhaust myself already. Trying to see which other exhaust components to add with it while still keeping the noise down.

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cdrazic93 05-05-2014 09:49 PM

JDL 3" OP is good. You can always try a resonated DP from nameless. Headers just depend on whether you want EL or UEL

Rican_D 05-06-2014 12:00 AM

The nameless down pipe with the helmholtz resonator is looking like a top choice.

Freeman 05-06-2014 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Rican_D (Post 1717893)
The nameless down pipe with the helmholtz resonator is looking like a top choice.

That's currently what I have. 3inch perrin resonated cat back, nameless resonated 3inch over pipe/downpipe combo plus Helmholtz resonator, and Borla uel header.

With the stock header it was nice. But it just didn't have the sound I wanted, so I bought a cheap borla with the thought that if it was too loud for me then I wasn't out much and I'd resell the header. As it turns out 2.5k and under (cruising speeds) it's quiet like stock. Above that is louder, and at WOT it growls. I love it, just need to upgrade the header to something better quality.

mightyt73 05-06-2014 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Freeman (Post 1717931)
That's currently what I have. 3inch perrin resonated cat back, nameless resonated 3inch over pipe/downpipe combo plus Helmholtz resonator, and Borla uel header.

With the stock header it was nice. But it just didn't have the sound I wanted, so I bought a cheap borla with the thought that if it was too loud for me then I wasn't out much and I'd resell the header. As it turns out 2.5k and under (cruising speeds) it's quiet like stock. Above that is louder, and at WOT it growls. I love it, just need to upgrade the header to something better quality.

I currently have the 3" resonated Perrin, and love it. I plan on going with the 3" nameless DP w/ resonator as well. I think I might go with the FT86 catted UEL header though, the 3" piping is going to make it loud so hopefully the cat helps. Anyone have this set up?

Rican_D 05-06-2014 09:08 AM

This is the feedback I'm looking for. Thanks guys. Feel free to get some YouTube clips in too.

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1Cor10:23 05-06-2014 09:26 AM

I run OFH with Perrin 3" CBE. Sounds perfectly tame and is pretty damn amazing with the rumble. If you want to run the 3" with catless headers, it's pretty key to keep the op/dp stock for the same of noise reduction. My friend runs a full 2.5 catless header to 3" behind that. Sounds great but a bit loud for my taste (but he loves it!)

If I had the option to do over, might have been 50/50 about getting the 2.5 instead just to save some cash since there's not too much performance to be gained, particularly with a stock op/fp.

Rican_D 05-06-2014 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by 1Cor10:23 (Post 1718357)
I run OFH with Perrin 3" CBE. Sounds perfectly tame and is pretty damn amazing with the rumble. If you want to run the 3" with catless headers, it's pretty key to keep the op/dp stock for the same of noise reduction. My friend runs a full 2.5 catless header to 3" behind that. Sounds great but a bit loud for my taste (but he loves it!)

If I had the option to do over, might have been 50/50 about getting the 2.5 instead just to save some cash since there's not too much performance to be gained, particularly with a stock op/fp.

What did he use for op/fp? Did you get the oft with your headers?

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1Cor10:23 05-06-2014 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Rican_D (Post 1718727)
What did he use for op/fp? Did you get the oft with your headers?

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He's on oft, JDL uel, perrin front and over I believe.

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Rican_D 05-06-2014 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 1Cor10:23 (Post 1718744)
He's on oft, JDL uel, perrin front and over I believe.

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Thanks, that JDL header is quality. If possible can you get a video clip of his exhaust?

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