Exhaust sound and performance are closely linked in that the exhaust system’s design and construction can affect the sound and performance of the engine. For example, a well-designed exhaust system can improve engine performance by reducing back pressure, increasing exhaust flow, and enhancing scavenging. On the other hand, a poorly designed exhaust system can limit engine performance by restricting exhaust flow and increasing back pressure.

Additionally, the sound of the exhaust can be affected by the design and construction of the exhaust system. A properly designed exhaust system can enhance the engine sound, while a poorly designed system can result in an unsatisfying or harsh exhaust note. The materials used in the construction of the exhaust can also impact the sound, with some materials producing a more aggressive or deeper tone than others.

We often receive requests from customers asking for resonator or back box deletes to save some cash. However, this can be a hit-or-miss situation, and people spend more money more often than not. Therefore, we suggest talking to our exhaust technician to determine your aim and get a solution that fits your needs. That way, you’ll save time and money in the long run!

Once our exhaust technician understands your needs, he’ll chat with you about sound and performance so you can make an informed decision with all the details.