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Ty Howry

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Ty Howry

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I have a 6.2 2014 Silverado with a flow master Delta 10 muffler. I was wanting to cut the resonator off... is this going to make is significantly louder?

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I'm also wondering the same thing, recently put a flowmaster super 40 on my 5.3 2017 Sierra, left the resonator on and its still pretty quiet. If they dampen the sound that much its coming off.

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louder yes but not a huge difference.  With my headers and catless y pipe.  I put a magnaflow 12909 on.  I wanted it just alittle louder so I cut off my resonate and left it dumped over the rear axle.  It made it just slightly louder but better.  

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If I recall there are two resonators. My corsa sport removed both and I didn’t think it was loud at all during normal cruising.

However after I added my headers w cat less y-pipe I think I will be adding a resonator back in. Primarily because of the rasp between shifts during normal driving.....and the wtf looks I get from people.


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Mine only had one resonator.  There are 3 cats,  So you could remove the third cat with out any problems. 

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