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Old 29-04-2008, 06:08 PM   #1
st33l3y
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Default Resonator Question

Gday all,

Just wondering what difference it makes putting a resonator on my XR6 before the first muffler, as opposed to the traditional way of putting it where the rear muffler usually is.

I am getting one put in soon on my Lukey system which only has the centre muffler (just doesn't sound quite right to me, too raspy) and there is no difference in price for the position of the resonator.

My mate did have a Lukey single muffler/single resonator on his XR6 before the centre muffler and it was much deeper sounding than anything I have heard on a 6.

Thanks.

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