[GSTiDDY]

Just sharing if anyone wants to hear how it sounds. My 57 yr old coworker took the vid since I got it done on my lunch break lol. Don't mind his hands shaking the camera, it was 10 degrees at the time. Also I'm parked on a busy avenue so the surrounding is pretty loud.

Barely hear the sound at idle, what an inexpensive mod that makes a great difference in sound aggressiveness/sportiness. Cabin sound is also minimal yet has a deeper tone unless you wanna be foot heavy. Also would like to say I don't feel a torque loss but who knows. Maybe the muffler weight reduction compensates for the tq loss so it evens out?

3" Black Chrome double walled Cyba tips

I had them positioned staggered as well

[STRMTRPR]

I am also thinking about doing this. How much do muffler deletes usually cost?

[GSTiDDY]

Originally Posted by STRMTRPR

I am also thinking about doing this. How much do muffler deletes usually cost?

$100-$200.... I paid $200 including the cyba tips

[Ruddigger]

Mine cost me 35 for the tips, 40 for the delete and welding of new pipe and tips. Easy cheap mod.

[GSTiDDY]

Originally Posted by Ruddigger

Mine cost me 35 for the tips, 40 for the delete and welding of new pipe and tips. Easy cheap mod.

Sheesh, you win!

[Ruddigger]

I dunno, I think somehow yours sounds better. Lol, maybe it's just the video conpression, or the fuel. Im stuck with 91 out here in Cali.

Did you do the wine corks in the hangers to reduce rattle? I recommend it.

[GSTiDDY]

Originally Posted by Ruddigger

I dunno, I think somehow yours sounds better. Lol, maybe it's just the video conpression, or the fuel. Im stuck with 91 out here in Cali.

Did you do the wine corks in the hangers to reduce rattle? I recommend it.

Naa, I haven't, I'll try that out.

This is how mine looks from the bottom. They spray painted the pipe they put on