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Mon., Jun 09, 2008
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Welding in a resonator...
A lot of ppl say they weld in an Aero AR25 resonator between the secondary cat and the stock resonator..Now i've done that, and now my exhaust touched the ground..The reason for this is because the part between the secondary cat and the stock resonator was banana shaped, so how do you guys do it?? Right now I'm thinking of getting a new midpipe, of course i'd rather not if I can fix the OEM one...btw, i'm dropped on S-Techs.
    
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Mon., Jun 09, 2008
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On my old civic, I had a banzai resonator and a tenzo muffler coupled with custom bent 2.5 inch piping. Best damn exhaust I ever had on a car. Deep tone, no rasp, but the only problem was the resonator hung low as hell. My car was dropped 2 1/2 inches so it scraped over every speed bump, but I dealt with it.
Our cars are weird with the exhaust. Crazy bends... especially with lowered or even non lowered cars it will prolly scrape no matter what. Sorry to hear about your misfortune. I guess our cars are difficult with custom made exhausts... I would love to recreate the last exhaust I had.
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