JimiThng

deleting which one will produce the more aggresive sound? i am not wanting to do both nor do i plan to mod, this is solely a sound adjustment only.

mglax13

iTrader: (3)

I would assume the mid-muffler removal would yield greater sound.

LoveMyTL-S

I'd post the same question up here:

https://acurazine.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=112

JimiThng

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JD TL-S

iTrader: (1)

Delete mid-muffler AND change to the Dynomax resonator, SWEET

akinin11

hey i deleted both by mistake and that caused a vibration in the rear tips then i tried with the resonator put back on it sounded the best and no vibration then i put an after market resonator on and now it sounds awsome look it up on youtube and type in tl with deleted mid-muffler that should help you out

tihomirbg

iTrader: (1)

mid muffler is OK but expect good sound after a few months. That is what happened to me. When I got out of the shop. I was like where is the sound. But after few months it started to sound like G35.

Speed-Shifter

After reading all these muffler threads I decided to take the plunge. I only wanted to increase my exhaust sound slightly (not overly aggressive) without the greddy or raspy sound, more like in the 60's & 70's glass-pack days with nice throaty sounds at every shift. I wasn't looking for any performance enhancements either, just the sound improvement. I removed the stock resonator and mid-muffler; replaced them with a Magnaflow #10416. The magnaflow fit perfectly where the stock resonator was. The sound is exactly what I wanted. Absolutely no raspy-greddy sound whatsoever. Cabin noise was noticeadable only during the first 5 gears. In 6th at cruising there is only a perceptible low tone that is not irritating or bothersome. Cost: Magnaflow purchased via the Internet $59.00 and included free shipping. Installation (labor and welding): $100.00. Fun factor: No charge!!!