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Old 08-19-2023, 01:51 PM   #2
KillboyPowerhead

 
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Resonators are more for reducing/eliminating higher frequencies (rasp) and don't do much to reduce volume. A big (oval) muffler on either side is probably what you need. Smaller (cylindrical) mufflers may not be enough to make a big enough difference.

You could also try replacing the X-pipe (or H-pipe) with a muffler/X-pipe combo (for example, part number 11386 by Magnaflow, https://www.magnaflow.com/products/1...-muffler-11386), so you'd have just one oval muffler, although I did this on my V6 which also had cats (no other mufflers/resonators) and it was decently loud so in your case it may still be louder than you want.
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