R50/53 Modifications to R53 exhaust?
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Also, a better way to search is to type this into Google:
"one ball" site:www.northamericanmotoring.com
The term site:www.northamericanmotoring.com limits your Google search to this site.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNEaykpiKZg
click the link this will give you an idea on sound. As far as performance it should have a little better flow. I plan on doing this mod but im also going to replace the stock muffler with a magnaflow 11366 muffler!
click the link this will give you an idea on sound. As far as performance it should have a little better flow. I plan on doing this mod but im also going to replace the stock muffler with a magnaflow 11366 muffler!
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Entry #1 in this informative exhaust sticky is about the stupidly-named* one-ball mod:
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...clips-etc.html
I just had mine done about a week ago. It's a touch louder, and the ECU-controlled "popping" is a touch more pronounced, but I can't tell that it did anything to the throttle response or power band. Still, it was strangely worth the C$155 I paid at my favourite neighbourhood mechanic's shack...
*The only thing harder to punch into the the search function and get decent results is Nu Finish wax!
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...clips-etc.html
I just had mine done about a week ago. It's a touch louder, and the ECU-controlled "popping" is a touch more pronounced, but I can't tell that it did anything to the throttle response or power band. Still, it was strangely worth the C$155 I paid at my favourite neighbourhood mechanic's shack...
*The only thing harder to punch into the the search function and get decent results is Nu Finish wax!
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I would avoid it in Cali. I had a smog test done here in MD, but they are not as strict as you are in Cali.
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I've been wondering: To get this done, should I just call and schedule an appointment with a local shop, show 'em the digrams and the pictures, and let him sort it out? Or is there a "guide" I haven't seen?
Also, what sort of piping do I need? I believe 2.5" steel, but I could be wrong?
Thanks for any clarification.
Also, what sort of piping do I need? I believe 2.5" steel, but I could be wrong?
Thanks for any clarification.
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ANY half-decent shop should know how to remove and bypass a resonator, and bend custom tubing for the job. My shop is only barely half-decent, and they had no trouble whatsoever.
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