POST 1Original post
Has anyone ever removed the 911s Resenator and just straight piped it?? Does it make a huge difference on the sound as well as driving it?
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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving the Resenator????
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POST 2Original post
If you have emissions testing in your state you may fail to pass if you remove the resonator. If you have sound level restrictions in your state removing the resonator may be illegal. Replacing the exhaust or parts of the exhaust w/ aftermarket equipment is one thing, but removing OEM parts alone is something else. A "straight pipe" 911 seems something less than a "class act" but that's just one opinion.
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