[cintocrunch]

Are you keeping the stock rear mufflers? I don't know that you'd be able to tell much a difference with the big muffler still in tact. If you are deleting the rear muffler the vibrant will help reduce rasp. On some vehicles it can eliminate it entirely.

Check out Exhaust Addicts on youtube, they do all kinds of exhaust videos and have many different combinations. Some can give you direct comparison for virbant resonator vs. straight pipe and they have a few J series on there as well.

 

[J35a4-240hp]

Are you keeping the stock rear mufflers? I don't know that you'd be able to tell much a difference with the big muffler still in tact. If you are deleting the rear muffler the vibrant will help reduce rasp. On some vehicles it can eliminate it entirely.

Check out Exhaust Addicts on youtube, they do all kinds of exhaust videos and have many different combinations. Some can give you direct comparison for virbant resonator vs. straight pipe and they have a few J series on there as well.

Thank you for the response I will go check them out now. And I have installed a mgnaflow muffler in place of the stock one and a k&n cold air intake. So what I’m hearing is that the vibrant resonator will tone down the raspy noise that just a straight pipe as a resonator would produce?

 

[cintocrunch]

Thank you for the response I will go check them out now. And I have installed a mgnaflow muffler in place of the stock one and a k&n cold air intake. So what I’m hearing is that the vibrant resonator will tone down the raspy noise that just a straight pipe as a resonator would produce?

Yes... of course many factors go into that:

1. What other mufflers/resonators are on the system
2. The type/length of muffler/resonator installed
3. Their location relative to each other/the exhaust tips and the manifolds
4. The presence of stock catalytic converters, high flow or deletes
5. Stock manifolds vs. headers

When I was younger I just wanted volume and didn't care about drone or tone. Now I prefer a really well engineered system (like Corsa, which isn't available on these) that gives me the volume with a perfectly livable interior that has no drone.

 

[J35a4-240hp]

Yes... of course many factors go into that:

1. What other mufflers/resonators are on the system
2. The type/length of muffler/resonator installed
3. Their location relative to each other/the exhaust tips and the manifolds
4. The presence of stock catalytic converters, high flow or deletes
5. Stock manifolds vs. headers

When I was younger I just wanted volume and didn't care about drone or tone. Now I prefer a really well engineered system (like Corsa, which isn't available on these) that gives me the volume with a perfectly livable interior that has no drone.

Thanks for the information and yeah I’m trying to build it where it has volume but sounds good I’d rather it sound good then be really loud and I already have some volume with what I have on it but I would like a little more but like I said still having a nice tone