SLP Resonator Delete

[RollinHorns]

Pardon the ignorance, but by SLP resonator delete, I assume you guys are talking about swapping out the stock resonator with an SLP aftermarket resonator?

Would just like to be sure, because I recently installed the Magnaflow 12589 muffler and had the shop completely remove the stock resonator and it's a bit too loud at highway speeds.. Would like to throw an aftermarket resonator on there to get a happy medium. Thanks guys

 

[sbubbaklein]

this is what we are talking about, a dual exhaust tip that replaces resonator

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SLP-Perform...?fits=Model:Tahoe&hash=item4637355607&vxp=mtr

 

[73shark]

Pardon the ignorance, but by SLP resonator delete, I assume you guys are talking about swapping out the stock resonator with an SLP aftermarket resonator?

Would just like to be sure, because I recently installed the Magnaflow 12589 muffler and had the shop completely remove the stock resonator and it's a bit too loud at highway speeds.. Would like to throw an aftermarket resonator on there to get a happy medium. Thanks guys

Can't you have the shop that did your exhaust work put the stock resonator back on?

 

[Goodinblack]

Everyone here says the 12589 is very quiet.

You have the stock resonator?

 

[RollinHorns]

Yes I still have the stock resonator, but when I had the Magnaflow muffler installed originally, I had the resonator left in place. It was too quiet for me so I went back and had them remove it. It's great except at high way speeds, there is quite a bit of drone. Just wondering if an aftermarket resonator will be somewhere in between the two extremes of stock res and no res. Any thoughts?

 

[Goodinblack]

Put stock resonator back on imo

Or look into a J pipe

 

[vt_hokie2008]

How did you all cut off the stock resonator? I'm guessing I need a sawzall.

 

[Goodinblack]

How did you all cut off the stock resonator? I'm guessing I need a sawzall.

Yes

 

[sbubbaklein]

you can use a hack saw or cut off wheel and hs grinder

 

[73shark]

I used a Sawzall. Remember measure twice and cut once. Or is it the other way around?