High flow cats or a 2nd muffler for rasp?
than depend on some deadening to eliminate it altogether.
My belief is that "rasp" is from sharp edges in the stream. I've
seen some crappy transitions on cats, Y-merges and so on. A
rasp-creating feature downstream of the cats won't be helped
by cats, and so on. But a little time spent with a ball stone and
die grinder could do the trick, cheap, if you can find it by eye.
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My exhaust is 2 1/2 duals from the headers into a Magnaflow dual in/out muffler and duals out the back. There is NO RASP.
The rasp comes from forcing 6" of combined pipe (3" headers) into a 3" pipe and mufflers, resonators, cats, whatever. Why add all of that when the reason for adding headers is to let the motor breath? I took 6" of pipe and reduced into 5" and added a dual inlet/outlet muffler (X pipe theory) and duals out the rear for a sharp, crisp, roaring sound that beats any high HP motor with a y pipe.
Buy a dual in/out muffler, go to a muffler shop and have them build an exhaust for you. Its cheaper then buying a cat back, Y pipe and cats.
Chad
I had Kooks headers and a Kooks Y pipe, cats and Stainless Works Muffler with duals out the rear.
It had RASP and I installed a Bullet muffler in the 3" section that toned it down some but was still very anoying.
Chad
Here is a magnaflow version for example. http://www.summitracing.com/int/part...0798/overview/
http://pacesetterexhaust.com/off-roa...5-72c2265.aspx



