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Because it sounds better, looks better, and makes it unique and personalised to the owner =)WHY...???
A single muffler delete w/ cats in place isn't that much louder than a 1.4 Fiat 500 Abarth.
https://youtu.be/4CbeY9w63b0
Some states such as Missouri require a muffler, to pass inspection. The only reason I know that is as a teenager I had a 62 Chevy truck with duals, it had glass packs which counted as mufflers. Parents referred to it as a cop calling stereo system.MB2014LT2, why wouldn't it pass your state's inspection?
I love the thought and the LOOK of the duals. ONLY concern I have is the muffler delete and the sound o the highway. I prefer a quiet car and road noise is he most I like to suffer. Any way to do this as a dual and leave the muffler ON?? Muffler Back??Actually, unless the camera audio is misleading, the Fiat sounds louder than my car now. That ZZP'd Cruze sounds comparable, but a little less muffled and with some turbo noise that, with all other cats and resonators still in place, mine doesn't have. The friend who helped me with the exhaust has a '15 Dart 2.4 Rallye, and it's also of comparable volume but with a much more pronounced chambered (cackly) tone.
I'll work on getting a video - it ain't gonna be no neutral revving clip when it does come, I'm doing a launch. :th_dblthumb2:
Admittedly, Kentucky is toward the bottom of the list of states picky about vehicle modifications. Does the resonator not count as a muffler?Some states such as Missouri require a muffler, to pass inspection. The only reason I know that is as a teenager I had a 62 Chevy truck with duals, it had glass packs which counted as mufflers. Parents referred to it as a cop calling stereo system.
The muffler delete does increase interior noise - not to a level that hinders conversation or merits more than 1-2 notches more stereo volume, but more than it sounds like you'd like. I wouldn't rate it "loud" by any means, but noticeable.I love the thought and the LOOK of the duals. ONLY concern I have is the muffler delete and the sound o the highway. I prefer a quiet car and road noise is he most I like to suffer. Any way to do this as a dual and leave the muffler ON?? Muffler Back??
Magnaflow makes such muffler, but I can't remember who has it. It's on a 1.8 Cruze on YT somewhere.The muffler delete does increase interior noise - not to a level that hinders conversation or merits more than 1-2 notches more stereo volume, but more than it sounds like you'd like. I wouldn't rate it "loud" by any means, but noticeable.
Duals with a muffler: there really isn't much room to T into the tailpipe and get it over to the other side of the car. The best and probably only way would be if there's a muffler available that has the inlet and one outlet on the same end, with a second outlet on the other allowing the pipe to be routed the same as mine but replacing the "4" made of pipe with a muffler. That, or two very small mufflers (similar to the shape of what's found right under the back end of new Suburbans) situated just right in the very last length of pipe before the turndown.