Beginners Exhaust problem...need answers please

[ktdnum1]

ok this isnt realy a problem but i need help. i have a stock 92 legacy L sedan and i have like no money now. i need to no the best and cheapest way to get a deep throaty sound out of my car. and no i will not be cutting off my exhaust lol. please help thanx

[dscoobydoo]

Remove catalytic converter, and resonator, and put on a much smaller muffler.

That is about all you can do short of cutting everything off of your exhaust.

[asc_up]

Oh and since it's an L (non-turbo) you have equal length headers. So I'd recommend going on ebay and searching for some cheap unequal length headers for a NA car.

It'll give you that nice subie rumble.

[yazmo]

Remove catalytic converter, and resonator, and put on a much smaller muffler.

That is about all you can do short of cutting everything off of your exhaust.

resonator under the hood? one that connect to solenoid?

are we talking of the same resonator?

[Legacy777]

Remove catalytic converter, and resonator, and put on a much smaller muffler.

That is about all you can do short of cutting everything off of your exhaust.

resonator under the hood? one that connect to solenoid?

are we talking of the same resonator?

No, completely different resonator. The stock exhaust does not have a resonator. Some aftermarket exhausts have resonators to help quiet the exhaust noise.

The resonator is the section slightly larger then the piping in this picture.
http://www.main.experiencetherave.com/s ... P_5191.JPG

[yazmo]

wow nice where so i get this setup

[Legacy777]

http://www.cesracing.com.au/

I can't recommend them due to the cost and the fitment issues I had. They're nice pieces, but there seems to be variability in their welding process.

[Kelly]

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