Cheapest route would probably be a resonator or muffler delete. Seen that done on lots of different Hyundai's with some decent results. You could hold on to them if you ever decide to return it back to stock.
N-Line Exhaust
Just picked up my N-Line recently. Love the car so far except one thing...it's far to quiet.
The aftermarket axle backs are far to expensive here in Canada and I want to be able to convert back to stock if I want down the road. What do you suggest to make the car a bit louder without breaking the bank? I'm thinking of bringing it to a exhaust shop but would rather a bolt on solution if possible.
The aftermarket axle backs are far to expensive here in Canada and I want to be able to convert back to stock if I want down the road. What do you suggest to make the car a bit louder without breaking the bank? I'm thinking of bringing it to a exhaust shop but would rather a bolt on solution if possible.
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Good advice which goes a long way with any reputable muffler shops out there. Labor on simple approaches like this isn't much but watch out for the hack jobs.Cheapest route would probably be a resonator or muffler delete. Seen that done on lots of different Hyundai's with some decent results. You could hold on to them if you ever decide to return it back to stock.
There seem to be 2 cats, one up close to the engine and one just about under the front seat area. Then there looks to be a resonator. I would like just a bit more from the exhaust, nothing too loud. I am wondering second cat delete, or would it make sense to delete the resonator. If someone has a photo from underneath, identifying which is which would be helpful.
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