Loud exhaust 2001 blazer
I cut out my cadalitic converter because it was plugged. I Put a pipe in place of converter. There is a new muffler on and it is pretty loud. Is this because I just have a pipe in place of converter? What can I do to quite the exhaust without breaking the bank. What about the resonater? Should i put a converter back on to help quite it? How can I trouble shoot this so I don't waste money? Any help is appreciated!
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Originally Posted by stark05
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I cut out my cadalitic converter because it was plugged. I Put a pipe in place of converter. There is a new muffler on and it is pretty loud. Is this because I just have a pipe in place of converter? What can I do to quite the exhaust without breaking the bank. What about the resonater? Should i put a converter back on to help quite it? How can I trouble shoot this so I don't waste money? Any help is appreciated!
First start by replacing the cat to quiet it down. |
Thanks, I agree.
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01 2001 Chevrolet Blazer Catalytic Converter - Exhaust - Bosal, Eastern Catalytic, Walker, Rear - PartsGeek
Check the cat out that's about half way down the page. It's 66.85$. Do you think this less expensive cat would work? |
You need to brake the soundwaves, you can think of the soundwaves as a solid arrow same size as the tube there carry the sound.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_lbhuSbjGhy...a5g/s320/1.jpg In duel installation you often see them go together in a X and then out to duel again, that breaks the soundwaves og make it more silent. http://www.dynomax.com/images/mufflers/muf_ultrax.gif The cheapest way is to put in a conical tube inside your tube to braek the flow, small to front : http://www.verociousmotorsports.com/...h=&resizew=150 Here seen in a advanced mufler: http://www.nwtruckworks.com/images/D...er_muffler.jpg |
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