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1999 Ford Fairmont Ghia
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: NSW
Posts: 1,162
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Righto heres the deal-the exhaust sounds cr@p!
It's way too quiet and every now and then it gets a really bad drone when accelerating. I have Pacies, a 2.5inch system with a centre muffler and a rear resonator. The centre muffler has a massive dent in it after my mrs bottemed out. I was playing around with it and I unbolted the exhaust after the diff (before the rear resonator) and it sounded awesome with a really nice idle. What was worrying though was that when giving it a rev it blows a heck of a lot of fuel out the back. So anyways you reckon I could get away with removing the rear resonator and just running straight pipe?? |
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Bloody Drone!!!
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