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Old 07-03-2016, 04:59 PM   #1
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Exhaust question, Rattle or Rasp

So right now I'm running a magna flow catback without a resonator in the mid pipe area. Sounded great before, then today I installed a Berk HFC. After install and making sure I installed all the gaskets and everything was all tight, upon driving it around while it was cold, there was rattling from 4k-7k range. Once it warmed up throughout the day there was a different rattling sound from 4k-4.5k. Now will this be fixed by adding a resonator in the mid pipe area, or is there another reason why it's rattling.
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Resonator won't fix a rattle.
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I reckon some part of your exhaust is lose or banging up against something.

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I reckon some part of your exhaust is lose or banging up against something.

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Well, went back under the car and checked all the bolts, and tried wiggling the pipe and it wasn't hitting n anything.

Going to try to put a resonator back on and see if it helps.
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Well, went back under the car and checked all the bolts, and tried wiggling the pipe and it wasn't hitting n anything.

Going to try to put a resonator back on and see if it helps.
Well, OK....... that might do it .......

Sometimes when an engine "torques over" a part of the upper exhaust can hit and vibrate on a part of the frame/undercarriage ......

I hope you get it sorted out ......


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Well, OK....... that might do it .......

Sometimes when an engine "torques over" a part of the upper exhaust can hit and vibrate on a part of the frame/undercarriage ......

I hope you get it sorted out ......


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Alright problem solved, put a resonator on and no more rattle/rasp. Only problem now.... It's not loud enough....
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Alright problem solved, put a resonator on and no more rattle/rasp. Only problem now.... It's not loud enough....
humfrz redneck fix ....... pound a piece of pipe half way through the resonator ......
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I'll bet you that the Berk pipe has a crack in it. A hairline crack can be a bitch to find and will make a rattle that will change with the temp of the pipe. Check around the flanges and all the welds. Bend and flex them. It could also be in the hanger area.

I had a catback exhaust with hairline cracks at some brackets in the axleback section and once the cracks were welded the rattle went away.
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