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Originally Posted by Chemy When I got my HFC's, I got non resonated ones. I'm wondering if resonated HFCs would be much better at rasp or drone? I think it

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Old 04-12-2013, 09:11 AM   #9 (permalink)
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When I got my HFC's, I got non resonated ones. I'm wondering if resonated HFCs would be much better at rasp or drone? I think it would some but not much or enough.

How would I add resonators? Muffler shop or something? I really don't want to cut the exhaust at all.
You can order resonators online or just go to a decent shop to get them welded on your existing exhaust. It would make it more of a custom build but the resonators are only about 1 foot or 1 & 1/2.

But thats if you really want to get rid of the drone. If you decide that it still is bothering you, you might want to consider just some GTM Mat or something to insulate the inside of the car better. It works wonders...
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