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Old Mar 11, 2017 | 10:37 AM
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Custom Exhaust Help!

Hey everyone. So 1 month ago I was driving through a construction zone in NYC and passed over a steel plate covering a trench in the ground. Little did I notice that the plate was sticking up at the edge and clipped my exhaust and yanked the whole thing straight out from under my car.
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This is how high the plate was in better light the next day
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Anyway after a month of fighting with the Construction company and finding their insurance, it's getting fixed at the body shop next week.

My number one concern is how I want the car to sound. The exhaust setup previously was test pipes, a Megan racing catback with an X-pipe, 2 extra magnaflow resonators, and the big can mufflers. The sound was decent, not too loud but very aggressive.

NEW SETUP
For the new setup I no longer want to deal with test pipes or HFC, and want to put the stock cats back on. The performance gains aren't really a concern is just sound im looking for as top priority. Also I plan on salvaging the whole mid section of the old exhaust and just going straight to tips without mufflers.

Stock cats>Xpipe>4 resonators>straight pipe

Does anyone have some input on this and how it will sound? My best guess is that this will sound very similar to a Motordyne catback, being that they share similar straight through characteristics. In my mind I think this will sound good, decently loud with a deep growl and refined sound due to the extra resonators.
Any input is greatly appreciated as I'm still conflicted about how to set this up.
Thanks

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Old Mar 11, 2017 | 06:27 PM
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Hard to say man. Stockcats its hard to get an exhaust to sound bad. My guess itll be ok.
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Old Apr 11, 2017 | 09:22 AM
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You could put in silencer tips into your exhaust to take down sound
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Old Apr 11, 2017 | 10:48 AM
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2.5, X- pipe, (2) 1790 Vibrant Resonators, Magnaflow cans - Super deep grumble

or

2.25, Y- pipe, resonator delete, Tanabe axleback - Sounds like the offspring of an M3 and G37. I-6 meets VQ

Those two set-ups have been the best sounding to me.
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Old Apr 24, 2017 | 11:38 AM
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Thanks for the comments. I wound up with stock cats, X pipe, Magnaflow & Megan resonators (4 total). No mufflers. It sounds great, not too loud, only little drone at 2k rpm only so its bearable. Very deep and refined. The 4 resonators really keep the sound clean and non raspy without causing any exhaust restriction. Will post a sound clip soon.
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Old Apr 24, 2017 | 12:04 PM
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In for the sound byte
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