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2010-07-08 17:02:40
#21
Originally Posted by Viprdude
The 92 Sentra SE-R linked in your sig, is beautiful. Is that not your car?


Why yes it is - and thank you. However, you 100% failed to even remotely come close to answering my original question of "Can you list exactly what you have?" Hence the two:
2010-07-08 18:23:38
#22
Originally Posted by CleanSER
Why yes it is - and thank you. However, you 100% failed to even remotely come close to answering my original question of "Can you list exactly what you have?" Hence the two:


Oh man, I am really sorry. You are the second poster in this same thread I have missed questions from. I can only blame my exhaust hype and pre-install anxiety due to me missing that. Usually I answer everyone, I apologize for my ignorance! I will go from the header on back to the muffler in that order. Let me know if you have any other questions.

My old System:
Weapon R header (2.0" collector)
Magnaflow high-flow cat (2.0" in and 2.5" out)
Magnaflow resonator (18" length of the muffler or can section, longer overall length and 4 inches around)
Magnaflow muffler 6" round body (with 4" tip)

My new system:
DNA Motoring header (2.5" collector)
Magnaflow high-flow cat (2.5" in and 2.5" out)
Magnaflow resonator (22" length of the muffler section, 28" overall length and 4 inches around)
Magnaflow 5" by 9" oval body muffler (with 2.5" tip)

Once again, many apologies for ignoring those who I ignored. I did not mean to!
2010-07-08 18:29:11
#23
And you got the cat, resonator, muffler and prefabbed piping all through VRS, yes?
It's like a completely bolt-on affair with flanges and hangers and everything all set to go?
(Just trying to help CleanSER.)
2010-07-08 18:35:20
#24
Originally Posted by BenFenner
And you got the cat, resonator, muffler and prefabbed piping all through VRS, yes?
It's like a completely bolt-on affair with flanges and hangers and everything all set to go?
(Just trying to help CleanSER.)


Exactly correct. All of this is a bolt-on affair. This is for the most simple, straight forward, plug and play install. It took me some wrestling with VRS that an 18" resonator is NOT the largest that can fit. They did some measurements and worked it out with me that this length is optimal for sound deadening. I try to work with what is given to me (stock mounts, stock this and that) and make it the best I can. I learned a LOT the first time around, made improvements in every way and I am happy with my purchase. I just have yet to see the final results!!
2010-07-08 18:41:59
#25
On a USDM 91-94 B13 a 18"barrel/24"overall resonator with a stock length cat is suppose to be the longest you can fit under there.

2.5" VRS stainless steel piping kit.
2.5" magnaflow resonator barrel length 18"/overall 24"/round 6"
2.5" magnaflow highflow cat - NOT TEST PIPE.
60mm ApexiWS2 muffler.
ASP 4-2-1 (full merge) budget header.

^Here is my current exhaust system on a fully bolted stock UK 10.1 DE and it is not that loud. I still don't see how yours is going to be quite, but quite can be different depending on the person.
2010-07-08 18:52:42
#26
Originally Posted by MR-4Door-SR20DET
On a USDM 91-94 B13 a 18"barrel/24"overall resonator with a stock length cat is suppose to be the longest you car fit under there.

2.5" VRS stainless steel piping kit.
2.5" magnaflow resonator barrel length 18"/overall 24"/round 6"
2.5" magnaflow highflow cat - NOT TEST PIPE.
60mm ApexiWS2 muffler.
ASP 4-2-1 (full merge) budget header.

^Here is my current exhaust system on a fully bolted stock UK 10.1 DE and it is not that loud. I still don't see how yours is going to be quite, but quite can be different depending on the person.


Quieter than the video on this thread. Not quiet compared to stock or any other stock car in production. Quieter than the video in this thread.

I don't know how different the B13 and B14 chassis are underneath. But I know with my current resonator had more room for a resonator compared to just straight piping. They adjusted this accordingly.

Your system is being choked every so slightly at the muffler since 60mm equals, what, about 2.3622 inches? Your header is way better quality I know that.
2010-07-08 19:40:09
#27
Waiting for a soundclip, I'll be installing almost the same setup as you (runing catless)

Wich muffler would be louder? 6" round or 5 x 9" oval body?
2010-07-08 19:44:57
#28
Originally Posted by kevo
Waiting for a soundclip, I'll be installing almost the same setup as you (runing catless)

Wich muffler would be louder? 6" round or 5 x 9" oval body?


I can only guess right now that the 6" round body would be louder since the oval one has much more sound absorbing material.
2010-07-08 22:32:52
#29
Updated with more pics on first post. Updated: Everything is here. Saturday is install pending date.
2010-07-09 00:28:10
#30
Originally Posted by Viprdude
Exactly correct. All of this is a bolt-on affair. This is for the most simple, straight forward, plug and play install. It took me some wrestling with VRS that an 18" resonator is NOT the largest that can fit. They did some measurements and worked it out with me that this length is optimal for sound deadening. I try to work with what is given to me (stock mounts, stock this and that) and make it the best I can. I learned a LOT the first time around, made improvements in every way and I am happy with my purchase. I just have yet to see the final results!!


Nice! That's just what I like. Bolt it on and go!
Can't wait to hear the sound clip!
I wonder if the same set up in 3" would sound that much different... Perhaps louder?
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