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What other mods are you running? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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Couple more sound clips and a quick showing of the welds and the quality of part in case anyone was curious
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Mine as well
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I have an older GReedy cat back system with the same drone. I ordered a baffle for the new RS systems and it didn't fit on my older one. I had a machinist buddy make me some bolt-in baffles and it is 100% better. I don't feel any power loss, but I am sure i cut out a couple HPs.
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I can confirm my tips stick out this much too. I can grab a measurement if you want. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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So you’re saying you completely eliminated the drone with those baffles? Those are installed at the tips right? Im with you on that permanent fix, a front muffler kit will really help ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Installed Evo GT last night with ART pipes, holy, its insanely loud for a daily driver. Removed ART pipes and installed stock cats, also removed read heat shield, its actually drivable now, however drones from 3k to 4k at 20%+ throttle. Maybe just need to get used to it, will see.
If it annoys me long enough next going to try wither dyno mat or baffles. |
I had purchased the new Remark axle back exhaust last year which is made by Greddy and uses similar rear canisters/mufflers and tailpipes. Even with my stock cats and Nismo midpipe, it was absolutely unbearable. The drone was so bad that the inside of the car was shaking itself apart and after an hour drive, I had a headache that lasted the rest of the day. I removed them the same night. So yes, Greddy exhausts have a huge amount of drone that will probably only get worse as the exhaust breaks in.
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I have the same catback as yours. I believe the drone comes from a combination of the engine noise and the exhaust system together. Perhaps this system is more race oriented than say an Nvidia or HKS. As others said, you could insulate the cabin and the trunk to reduce the vibration feel. I personally don't care too much as the only time I'm in those rpms is when I either accelerate or have to climb a hill. I accept the extra noise because "street race car".
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I love my Greddy exhaust - running with FI Resonated Test Pipes - but yea drone is very real - I ended up soundproofing my trunk and it dropped it by 10db easily. Major improvement
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