Custom exhaust drone

[D3ad_Hand]

Vibrant’s are good fitment though I’m not sure just because it’s all custom. On my 392 Charger i had the mid mufflers replaced with dyno max race bullets which sounded great but different car

Vibrant ultra quiet resonator is a brand and model but idk if you will be able to fit those under a Supra honestly.

That's the thing idk what to go for or what to do. There are a lot of different resonator lengths sizes and shapes. Even though they all do the same job they have different outputs. I want something thats always amazing to hear not too loud not too soft a bit deep in tone but sharp and consistent through the rpm range. The exhaust as I mentioned before even when the valve is closed, it has a lot of drone in that 2000 rpm range however out of that range it goes pretty quite and I want it to be consistent soo I'm stuck with this lol.

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[Avarela99]

That's the thing idk what to go for or what to do. There are a lot of different resonator lengths sizes and shapes. Even though they all do the same job they have different outputs. I want something thats always amazing to hear not too loud not too soft a bit deep in tone but sharp and consistent through the rpm range. The exhaust as I mentioned before even when the valve is closed, it has a lot of drone in that 2000 rpm range however out of that range it goes pretty quite and I want it to be consistent soo I'm stuck with this lol.

There’s no perfect answer honestly when it’s a custom setup it’s trial and error… that’s why a lot of ppl just go for proven cat backs that were previously R&D by companies you know what you’re getting into that route. Taking on a custom setup, while one off and cool, there will be some hiccups because now you have to do the R&D and make those revisions to the setup to get it to sound how you want. I think 5in vibrants should give you the sound u want but i can’t say for certain if they will fit or sound perfect

 

[AJRMKV]

Beautiful welds, it doesn’t seem like a big deal tbh, cut the pipes and pick a pair of resonators… if it’s too quite, repeat the process with a different set.

 

[D3ad_Hand]

There’s no perfect answer honestly when it’s a custom setup it’s trial and error… that’s why a lot of ppl just go for proven cat backs that were previously R&D by companies you know what you’re getting into that route. Taking on a custom setup, while one off and cool, there will be some hiccups because now you have to do the R&D and make those revisions to the setup to get it to sound how you want. I think 5in vibrants should give you the sound u want but i can’t say for certain if they will fit or sound perfect

Fair enough. I guess have to go through a couple of resonators to get the perfect or if I get lucky maybe from the first try. These resonators that vibrant offers. I'm not going for the Universal one as its the most expensive and it looks titanium. I highly doubt the Ultra Quiet one will fit under. But the the bottle style one's will fit. However, are they enough or should I go for the Ultra Quiet one?

 

[Steven.A90]

Typically with resonators, the longer they are, the “quieter” the tone will be

 

[FuzzyRev]

Fair enough. I guess have to go through a couple of resonators to get the perfect or if I get lucky maybe from the first try. These resonators that vibrant offers. I'm not going for the Universal one as its the most expensive and it looks titanium. I highly doubt the Ultra Quiet one will fit under. But the the bottle style one's will fit. However, are they enough or should I go for the Ultra Quiet one?

From many years of experience, I say NEVER underestimate the impact a decent resonator can make. By decent, I don't mean big, just one that's high quality. If the "bottle style" is what fits the best, use it. It'll make a huge difference either way.

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