Full Catback Motordyne E370... DRONE! Advice...
I say just deal with it and put on some loud music lol. I have Ark Catback and Motordyne ART pipes and drone heaven. I just tell myself #BecauseRacecar. Otherwise just go stock if u don't want drone
... I was searching and leaning towards the motordyne art pipes. In their website it says that it may eliminate drone. So, with your exhaust set up the DRONE is gone? Thanks.
... anyways, Thank you for the suggestion but is the motordyne art pipes same as the resonators? I looked at the motordyne website and it says that it can decrease or eliminate the rasp and the drone. I wonder if anyone here has the setup with motordyne art pipes and full catback can share
I have ART pipes and full Motordyne catback. Honestly after a few weeks I got used to it. It tends to drone more for me if I shift earlier and its around 2k rpm. If you keep in the sweet spot a little above 3k rpm the drone is minimal, at least for me. I also have 7AT, but this only works if you drive in manual mode which I do almost always.
I have ART pipes and full Motordyne catback. Honestly after a few weeks I got used to it. It tends to drone more for me if I shift earlier and its around 2k rpm. If you keep in the sweet spot a little above 3k rpm the drone is minimal, at least for me. I also have 7AT, but this only works if you drive in manual mode which I do almost always.
. I really thought that it lessened the drone considering from their advertisement in their website. The drone that bothers me a bit is when I drive on the freeway with Rpm around 2500-3000. Driving in the city is ok for me since I also drive once in awhile in manual mode. I was wondering about the Fast Intentions HFC if it may help with the drone instead of the art pipes? Can you share some vids pls of your exhaust set up?😊
Originally Posted by ViperG37s
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... I was searching and leaning towards the motordyne art pipes. In their website it says that it may eliminate drone. So, with your exhaust set up the DRONE is gone? Thanks.
... I was searching and leaning towards the motordyne art pipes. In their website it says that it may eliminate drone. So, with your exhaust set up the DRONE is gone? Thanks.
Found a good deal locally Motordyne Art pipes for my Motordyne full catback set up. Should I get them to hopefully help the drone? Or is it worth it to swap my Berks HFC with the Motordyne Art Pipes? Will my car pass smog in Cali once I swap to Motordyne Art pipes? Thanks.
Found a good deal locally Motordyne Art pipes for my Motordyne full catback set up. Should I get them to hopefully help the drone? Or is it worth it to swap my Berks HFC with the Motordyne Art Pipes? Will my car pass smog in Cali once I swap to Motordyne Art pipes? Thanks.
- They absolutely will not pass smog.
- With your catback, they will still drone (but the Hemholtz resonators help eliminate some rasp).
Maybe someone who has owned both can compare the exact difference in level of drone of berk hfc vs ART pipes.
Ha passing smog with test pipes, ur a funny dude.. It sounds like you absolutely do NOT want rasp, which is good, it sounds terrible. With you needing to pass smog, you should get high flow cats man, they should completely eliminate the rasp all together and still pass smog.
ART pipes are test pipes so that means two things:
- They absolutely will not pass smog.
- With your catback, they will still drone (but the Hemholtz resonators help eliminate some rasp).
Maybe someone who has owned both can compare the exact difference in level of drone of berk hfc vs ART pipes.
- They absolutely will not pass smog.
- With your catback, they will still drone (but the Hemholtz resonators help eliminate some rasp).
Maybe someone who has owned both can compare the exact difference in level of drone of berk hfc vs ART pipes.
Ha passing smog with test pipes, ur a funny dude.. It sounds like you absolutely do NOT want rasp, which is good, it sounds terrible. With you needing to pass smog, you should get high flow cats man, they should completely eliminate the rasp all together and still pass smog.






