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    Default exhaust ?

    basically my p.o.s homemade exhaust(from previous owner) is making this horrible rattling sound from the resonator, any way to i guess just hollow it out?
    keep in mind im broke as fvck
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    just run through everything to make sure there isn't and metal-to-metal contact and that all the fittings are tight. Might just be a heatshield or something that's there

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    slaps forehead lol
    how u gonna jus hollow it out?
    yeah jus chech for metal to meatl contacts like a heatshield...
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    Quote Originally Posted by frostbyte
    slaps forehead lol
    how u gonna jus hollow it out?
    yeah jus chech for metal to meatl contacts like a heatshield...
    well if i knew i wouldn't have asked now would i?

    it's not a heat shield tho, i pulled the exhaust off and can shake it and hear the rattle, i got no fvckin idea what it is, or how to make it stop...

    - 06 sentra spec v

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    Quote Originally Posted by ATL_EG
    well if i knew i wouldn't have asked now would i?

    it's not a heat shield tho, i pulled the exhaust off and can shake it and hear the rattle, i got no fvckin idea what it is, or how to make it stop...
    live with the rattle until u can afford some good shit.


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    got any pic of muffler

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    just save your pennies and go to a muffler shop and have them bend you a custom one peice catback, have them weld your current muffler on and enjoy.
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    SInce i am theonly one here that is actually going to answer your question. Is the resonator acces. from one of the open ends? If so just get a long extension and take a big hammer and go to town on it. The pieces will start fall out like theres no tomorrow. If its not acces. from a straight opening you can just cut out the resonator and put in a straight peice from adavanced or something with a couple of clamps for about $20 or so.. hope that helps.
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