hi, i currently have a 2006 toyota tundra with Borla dual exhaust system, K&N cold air intake, and Gibson headers

it sounds pretty nice and i love the deep sound from Borla but i feel like its not reaching its full potential

wondering if taking off the resonator ( which comes in between the cat converters and the muffler ) would be a good or bad idea?

and if i was to take it off should i replace with straight pipe, or a glasspack?

lmk if anyone has done this, and what results they found to be best ( hoping by improving the airflow it will give it a nice louder/deeper sound , not a shitty sound like flowmasters and other cheap brands )

Go for it. Just replace it with regular pipe and it should sound pretty good. I wouldn't expect any real performance gain from it though.

This post was edited by Killerme99 on Mar 25 2013 06:22pm

thanks was hoping to get some encouraging responses like this think im gonna go ahead and have it done next week when my new magnaflow catalytic converters come in

guess i could always have them save the resonator for me incase i change my mind in the future

It will be LOUD. Is all I can say.

wont make THAT big of a difference

The resonator actually makes the sound a little deeper, and less harsh. Its gonna sound raw as hell without it, but some people like that kind of thing.
I will tell you this: It will get really annoying when driving long distances.

Yep... drone is a bitch

Fuck that I love long drives in my truck with the windows down.

i got my 6.7 cummins straight piped and its pretty loud if you step into it, but I get zero drone at highway speeds.