greddy exhaust
greddy exhaust
hey guys iv heard aome of my friends cars with greddy exhaust and i hella want one but they dont sell one for the cobalt does anyone know if its possable to get one that will work??
An exhaust system is nothing but pipes. Greddy does nothing super special to theirs to make you gain more power than someone who has the same diameter exhaust system and bends that was made at the shop down the street.
Look in other places. If you like the sound of it, you can replicate it by getting a good muffler and large resonator.
Look in other places. If you like the sound of it, you can replicate it by getting a good muffler and large resonator.
dont worry no fart can or ricer exhaust will touch my baby iv got a magnaflow on now but love the sound of greddy better iv been lookin around for just the muffler but i cant find a place that sells just the muffler even on ebay i havnt seen one its the EVO2 muffler i been lookin at nice deep throaty sound so if any one happens to see one please lemme know thanks
Originally Posted by 06sscobalt
dont worry no fart can or ricer exhaust will touch my baby iv got a magnaflow on now but love the sound of greddy better iv been lookin around for just the muffler but i cant find a place that sells just the muffler even on ebay i havnt seen one its the EVO2 muffler i been lookin at nice deep throaty sound so if any one happens to see one please lemme know thanks
1. The diameter of the exhaust system
2. The size of the resonator
3. Whether or not it has an resonator
4. How many bends there are
5. The type of muffler you have
6. Whether or not you have an catalytic converter
7. Whether you have any exhaust leaks
This is basically it.
So if you want a bigger diameter exhaust system, make sure you get an resonator that is as long as possible, stick with an oval type muffler cause they typically tone down the exhaust noise just cause of its design (example: Magnaflow), get an Magnaflow (or whatever companies) High Flow Catalytic Converter, keep the bends to a mimum, get only mendral or compression bends...no crush bends and make sure there aren't any leaks.
This is the key to have a nice deep and low toned exhaust system.
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