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Originally Posted by Minicobra1 A couple links on articles, not sure how accurate they are: Exhaust Burble Causes | eHow.com eBay Guides - Exhaust Pipe Diameters Yeek...More bad info on

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Old 12-31-2009, 10:45 AM   #20 (permalink)
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A couple links on articles, not sure how accurate they are:

Exhaust Burble Causes | eHow.com

eBay Guides - Exhaust Pipe Diameters
Yeek...More bad info on the internet. I wouldn't put too much stock in either of those 2 links though there is a little truth in the second.

Most cars, due to emissions, now have complete fuel cuts when you close the throttle. This immediate transition to lean will cause the burble and snapping depending on exhaust design and back pressure. On my old ('08) Corvette you could tune this out with software by turning off the fuel cut and allow some fuel and combustibility into the system even on closed throttle. The more even burn did away with the burble and snap/crackle..It was all very tunable. Opening or closing the Exhaust flappers had an impact too.
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