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Posted by Mikey P (93 SE) on June 19, 2002 at 11:50:28:

In Reply to: A few more 5th Gen muffler questions. posted by 808se on June 19, 2002 at 11:42:29:

I kept no resonator. Sounds much better. I need to fix the rattle that happens on my heat shield between the b-pipe and the fuel tank in order to get a real feel for it but I must say I like it. It's only slightly louder but certainly not a drone at cruising speeds. You should notice a slight difference outside the car (when it's idling, when your girlfriend drives it away with you in the driveway) but for the most part you won't notice it inside unless you are gunning it. In my opinion a great set-up. As far as the cat, you will need to tell them that you want a flange to be made on the end of the b-pipe next to the cat so that they don't weld it directly. The place I went to cut my cat flange off and welded the b-pipe directly to the cat. I didn't know that until it was done, but I figured everything is pretty new so I should be set until I sell the car so I don't really care.

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: I kept no resonator. Sounds much better. I need to fix the rattle that happens on my heat shield between the b-pipe and the fuel tank in order to get a real feel for it but I must say I like it. It's only slightly louder but certainly not a drone at cruising speeds. You should notice a slight difference outside the car (when it's idling, when your girlfriend drives it away with you in the driveway) but for the most part you won't notice it inside unless you are gunning it. In my opinion a great set-up. As far as the cat, you will need to tell them that you want a flange to be made on the end of the b-pipe next to the cat so that they don't weld it directly. The place I went to cut my cat flange off and welded the b-pipe directly to the cat. I didn't know that until it was done, but I figured everything is pretty new so I should be set until I sell the car so I don't really care.