too raspy
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too raspy
i have edelbrock headers and a dynomax cat-back exhaust, no cat, no muffler... its good at idle, but midrange, and upper, its way too raspy.. i cant stand it.
whats the best way to retain the deep tone, and cancel out the rasp.. not completely, but enough to make it sound good.
i like the spintech mufflers, would welding one of those up make it how i want it to sound, or because they make exhaust raspy, i will have the same problem?
whats the best way to retain the deep tone, and cancel out the rasp.. not completely, but enough to make it sound good.
i like the spintech mufflers, would welding one of those up make it how i want it to sound, or because they make exhaust raspy, i will have the same problem?
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hmmm...then i guess i will stick with spintech..
any second opinions please?
what about a resonator? dont they need to be farther up the exhaust though and not at the end?
any second opinions please?
what about a resonator? dont they need to be farther up the exhaust though and not at the end?
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From: Cincinnati, OH
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Engine: 377 LSX
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Even with a muffler you will most likely still here poping and some rasp. It will just be a slightly quieter. A high flow cat will get rid of both those things without sacrificing any power.
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