Magnaflow resonator... 18" or 22"?
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Magnaflow resonator... 18" or 22"?
I'm putting together a magnaflow exhaust setup right now to order first thing tomorrow, but I don't know if I want to get 18" or 22" resonator.
Any advice/suggestion?
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...2&txtCatName=2
Any advice/suggestion?
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...2&txtCatName=2
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i got my magnaflows on a couple days ago w/o ne resonator...loud as hell, sounds like a civic on normal driving, so I've ordered an 18". Go with 18", most ppl usually decide between 14 or 18 so go with an 18".
#4
Three Wheelin'
Originally Posted by @cUr@-TL
i have a 22" resonator and the sound is perfect imo.
let me know about the 22inch part number
thanks
#7
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
sc354 -- the part number for the 22" resonator is 10435.
BTW for those of you who don't know the part numbers for the magnaflows...here they are
Magnaflow 14829 muffler x 2 (you need two because dual exhaust...duh!!)
Magnaflow 10435 resonator (22 inch)
Magnaflow 14415 y pipe (unless you want the exhaust shop to do custom piping where you don't need a y-pipe...personally I think it looks cleaner if you have a y-pipe, and it's only 50 bux more or so.
Then you need an exhaust shop to do all custom piping. You will need piping from the mufflers to the y-pipe, then one long pipe from y-pipe into resonator, and one long pipe from resonator to cat.
You should preferrably use stainless steel since it tends to be stronger.
Also, spray paint the pipes with high heat flat black paint (same stuff you paint the stock y-pipe with) if you want to prevent rusting and/or make it look cosmetically nicer.
Thanks kris for all the info. This post couldn't have been made without fsttyms1's help....thanks again buddy!
later everyone.
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Originally Posted by sc354
Much appreciated...I think I will be putting this in within the next few weeks
BTW for those of you who don't know the part numbers for the magnaflows...here they are
Magnaflow 14829 muffler x 2 (you need two because dual exhaust...duh!!)
Magnaflow 10435 resonator (22 inch)
Magnaflow 14415 y pipe (unless you want the exhaust shop to do custom piping where you don't need a y-pipe...personally I think it looks cleaner if you have a y-pipe, and it's only 50 bux more or so.
Then you need an exhaust shop to do all custom piping. You will need piping from the mufflers to the y-pipe, then one long pipe from y-pipe into resonator, and one long pipe from resonator to cat.
You should preferrably use stainless steel since it tends to be stronger.
Also, spray paint the pipes with high heat flat black paint (same stuff you paint the stock y-pipe with) if you want to prevent rusting and/or make it look cosmetically nicer.
Thanks kris for all the info. This post couldn't have been made without fsttyms1's help....thanks again buddy!
later everyone.
BTW for those of you who don't know the part numbers for the magnaflows...here they are
Magnaflow 14829 muffler x 2 (you need two because dual exhaust...duh!!)
Magnaflow 10435 resonator (22 inch)
Magnaflow 14415 y pipe (unless you want the exhaust shop to do custom piping where you don't need a y-pipe...personally I think it looks cleaner if you have a y-pipe, and it's only 50 bux more or so.
Then you need an exhaust shop to do all custom piping. You will need piping from the mufflers to the y-pipe, then one long pipe from y-pipe into resonator, and one long pipe from resonator to cat.
You should preferrably use stainless steel since it tends to be stronger.
Also, spray paint the pipes with high heat flat black paint (same stuff you paint the stock y-pipe with) if you want to prevent rusting and/or make it look cosmetically nicer.
Thanks kris for all the info. This post couldn't have been made without fsttyms1's help....thanks again buddy!
later everyone.
14827 (same muffler but single wall)
10435 (22 in. resonator)
10426/5 (18 in. resonator - model # number varies on inlet and outlet pipe size)
10416/14415 (14 in. resonator - /\ same thing)
10758 (Y-pipe # - you'll have to order this over phone, its not on site)
Uve got the rest down
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Originally Posted by sc354
Much appreciated...I think I will be putting this in within the next few weeks
BTW for those of you who don't know the part numbers for the magnaflows...here they are
Magnaflow 14829 muffler x 2 (you need two because dual exhaust...duh!!)
Magnaflow 10435 resonator (22 inch)
Magnaflow 14415 y pipe (unless you want the exhaust shop to do custom piping where you don't need a y-pipe...personally I think it looks cleaner if you have a y-pipe, and it's only 50 bux more or so.
Then you need an exhaust shop to do all custom piping. You will need piping from the mufflers to the y-pipe, then one long pipe from y-pipe into resonator, and one long pipe from resonator to cat.
You should preferrably use stainless steel since it tends to be stronger.
Also, spray paint the pipes with high heat flat black paint (same stuff you paint the stock y-pipe with) if you want to prevent rusting and/or make it look cosmetically nicer.
Thanks kris for all the info. This post couldn't have been made without fsttyms1's help....thanks again buddy!
later everyone.
BTW for those of you who don't know the part numbers for the magnaflows...here they are
Magnaflow 14829 muffler x 2 (you need two because dual exhaust...duh!!)
Magnaflow 10435 resonator (22 inch)
Magnaflow 14415 y pipe (unless you want the exhaust shop to do custom piping where you don't need a y-pipe...personally I think it looks cleaner if you have a y-pipe, and it's only 50 bux more or so.
Then you need an exhaust shop to do all custom piping. You will need piping from the mufflers to the y-pipe, then one long pipe from y-pipe into resonator, and one long pipe from resonator to cat.
You should preferrably use stainless steel since it tends to be stronger.
Also, spray paint the pipes with high heat flat black paint (same stuff you paint the stock y-pipe with) if you want to prevent rusting and/or make it look cosmetically nicer.
Thanks kris for all the info. This post couldn't have been made without fsttyms1's help....thanks again buddy!
later everyone.
#10
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
Wait....(stupid question) how are you gonna paint the pipes after it's already been installed... raise the car up and try or just tell the exhaust shop to do it for you?
Later guys.
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Originally Posted by patrick
What's the difference between the 18" and 22" resonator?
sorry it just adds more baffle to help reduce more of the resonance. the smaller the louder
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
Wait....(stupid question) how are you gonna paint the pipes after it's already been installed... raise the car up and try or just tell the exhaust shop to do it for you?
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
4 inches
sorry it just adds more baffle to help reduce more of the resonance. the smaller the louder
sorry it just adds more baffle to help reduce more of the resonance. the smaller the louder
LOL! OK, so is a 22" resonator the largest you can put in? Say suppose you want the Magnaflow exhausts to be as quiet as possible (like the Comptechs)...what size resonator would you need? Or is 22" the largest?
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18 will be ok, i went from 22 to 18 and it got louder and a little less deaper, but thats the sound i was looking for. 22 is good for a deep sound, but it reminded me too much of the comptech sound down low. Up high the cans scream no matter what.
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
Which is the size of y.... uh, never mind.
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One on the right for me
you can put more than one resonator on if you dont think the 22" will work. also, if you get an entire SS system you better use a TIG welder. At my shop a lot of people come in with their internet SS systems and want to have it installed with other aftermarket products. The problem is, I only have a MIG welder, and that will make where I weld rust eventually....I do spray it down with clear enamel to help it..but if you spend the money on a SS system, have the damn thing TIG welded. Also, dont have the muffler shop make the Y-pipe, its hard as hell to get right and we would much prefer the the customer to order the magnaflow one.
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i agree with subinf on the y pipe. You'd be amazed how much flow changes with a shitty Y pipe design. The magnaflow Y pipe flowed much better than my custom fabbed y pipe. It sounded much smoother as well.
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Originally Posted by subinf
you can put more than one resonator on if you dont think the 22" will work. also, if you get an entire SS system you better use a TIG welder. At my shop a lot of people come in with their internet SS systems and want to have it installed with other aftermarket products. The problem is, I only have a MIG welder, and that will make where I weld rust eventually....I do spray it down with clear enamel to help it..but if you spend the money on a SS system, have the damn thing TIG welded. Also, dont have the muffler shop make the Y-pipe, its hard as hell to get right and we would much prefer the the customer to order the magnaflow one.
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Originally Posted by patrick
Sorry for bringing back an old post - what are the main differences between a TIG weld and a MIG weld?
Sorry, couldn't resist!
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Quick question for you exhaust experts: is it better to keep the stock resonator or go with the Magnaflow resonator? Not sure if the stock ones are good enough to clamp down on the Magnaflow exhaust sound or not. Thx.
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Hey wait a minute. The specs on the muffler is 14x5x8 2.25/4 S-SWD-R-A-L ProductID=14827 /\
and you guys say a 22" or 18 " resonator will fit. Doesnt make sense. Help me see the light please.
--------------14" muffler
------------------18" resonator?
and you guys say a 22" or 18 " resonator will fit. Doesnt make sense. Help me see the light please.
--------------14" muffler
------------------18" resonator?
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Originally Posted by TL_Fo_Life
Hey wait a minute. The specs on the muffler is 14x5x8 2.25/4 S-SWD-R-A-L ProductID=14827 /\
and you guys say a 22" or 18 " resonator will fit. Doesnt make sense. Help me see the light please.
--------------14" muffler
------------------18" resonator?
and you guys say a 22" or 18 " resonator will fit. Doesnt make sense. Help me see the light please.
--------------14" muffler
------------------18" resonator?
#30
One on the right for me
Originally Posted by patrick
Sorry for bringing back an old post - what are the main differences between a TIG weld and a MIG weld?
well since this is almost a year old and i just found it i will finally respond...
tig is usually reserved for titanium, aluminum, etc..metals that MIG cannot weld correctly. you CAN weld aluminum with a mig, it just sucks ass...and smells bad...shitty weld, dont do it. tig on aluminum or stainless steel (retains the integrity of the metal=no rust on welds) is like oxyacetly welding only you control temp, etc. it took me a long time to learn how to tig well, mig was pretty easy after a few classes.
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As I am about to obtain Comptech mufflers and I want 2.5 piping. So would I order this resonator 10436:
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...&btnSearch.y=4
and this Y Pipe 10768:
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...&btnSearch.y=7
And the rest would be custom piping from my exhaust shop?
Thanks,
Mark
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...&btnSearch.y=4
and this Y Pipe 10768:
http://www.hottexhaust.com/search_re...&btnSearch.y=7
And the rest would be custom piping from my exhaust shop?
Thanks,
Mark
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Id say yes.
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i already have comptech mufflers. i have 2 questions
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
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One on the right for me
Originally Posted by Got_3.2?
i already have comptech mufflers. i have 2 questions
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
you can have the shop do as much or as little work as you want done. if you want an entire system bent they can do that, or you can just cut and weld the mufflers onto your stock system.
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ive got magnaflows w/o resonators n its not even close to a fartcan...n its all kuz of how the y-pipe is bent...that makes alot of difference...mine sounds xtremely close to a G35s xhaust...
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Originally Posted by Got_3.2?
i already have comptech mufflers. i have 2 questions
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
scenario 1: can i buy just the magnaflow 18" resonator to get a louder sound?
scenario 2: can i buy the magnaflow y pipe and resonaor and use if with my stock piping?
all this would have to be welded by a shop right?
Scenario II: Same as scenario one, yes, but If you have a TL-S you will need an Y Pipe with w/ 2.25in inlet and outlet...if you have a P you will need a Y Pipe with 2in inlet/outlet
I think I've got the numbers correct here and all the bases covered...correct me if I'm wrong guys.
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