3" x 16" Stainless resonator delete pipe ???

[Rinn69]

NOTE: This is ONLY an item that MAY be able to be used as a resonator delete pipe. I DO NOT know the dimensions of the Ranger's resonator. You would have to check your Ranger to see if this would work. You might be able to make it fit....but it is a viable option if you're wanting to delete your resonator. Comes with clamps. And it's only $50 shipped.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/aFe-49-366...h=item1ef194d1a6:g:Z~oAAOSwtFxb2I-X:rk:2:pf:0

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[Stic-o]

NOTE: This is ONLY an item that MAY be able to be used as a resonator delete pipe. I DO NOT know the dimensions of the Ranger's resonator. You would have to check your Ranger to see if this would work. You might be able to make it fit....but it is a viable option if you're wanting to delete your resonator. Comes with clamps. And it's only $50 shipped.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/aFe-49-366...h=item1ef194d1a6:g:Z~oAAOSwtFxb2I-X:rk:2:pf:0

Or you could just go down to the muffler shop and have them weld a new piece in for probably the same.

 

[RCMUSTANG]

The resonator is on the back curve of the pipe above the axle if I remember correctly. A straight piece like that won't work.

 

[t4thfavor]

I used search to find this

That said, anybody do a muffler delete yet? It looks like it's clamped in place, so a straight through, or chambered muffler should be able to be put right in there. I have a decent muffler shop in my town, maybe I'll have them do some "work" on it for me.

 

[Doc]

I used search to find this

That said, anybody do a muffler delete yet? It looks like it's clamped in place, so a straight through, or chambered muffler should be able to be put right in there. I have a decent muffler shop in my town, maybe I'll have them do some "work" on it for me.

I’m going to do a muffler delete.

 

[THLONE]

When the muffler and resonator is gone will it sound like these little rice burners you see running around with flat brim cockeyed drivers.

 

[t4thfavor]

When the muffler and resonator is gone will it sound like these little rice burners you see running around with flat brim cockeyed drivers.

Which is why I'm not deleting it, just replacing it with something bigger and less restrictive. It's already plenty big. I had a 4cyl diesel before this and it sounded great with, hoping the truck sounds similar to stock with a little more turbo whistle. I'm also trying to think of a way to delete the turbo silencer just in front of the recirc valve on the hot side pipe.

 

[Doc]

When the muffler and resonator is gone will it sound like these little rice burners you see running around with flat brim cockeyed drivers.

LoL ...that’s the main idea!

 

[Doc]

NOTE: This is ONLY an item that MAY be able to be used as a resonator delete pipe. I DO NOT know the dimensions of the Ranger's resonator. You would have to check your Ranger to see if this would work. You might be able to make it fit....but it is a viable option if you're wanting to delete your resonator. Comes with clamps. And it's only $50 shipped.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/aFe-49-366...h=item1ef194d1a6:g:Z~oAAOSwtFxb2I-X:rk:2:pf:0

Any Midas muffler shop can bend you a pipe...the muffler has some tricky curves ...and you would probably have to flush cut the resonator to get a straight pipe to it....I would like to hear a sound clip with the resonator delete...but the muffler is huge and offset...

Regards

 

[Randy2400h]

I can tell you that the exhaust sounds no different with the resonator removed and stock muffler in place. I chopped my exhaust behind the muffler to remove it in place of a Gibson catback exhaust, but Gibson sent me a mis-built muffler so I had to put the stock muffler back on (missing the resonator and tailpipe).

 

[Doc]

I can tell you that the exhaust sounds no different with the resonator removed and stock muffler in place. I chopped my exhaust behind the muffler to remove it in place of a Gibson catback exhaust, but Gibson sent me a mis-built muffler so I had to put the stock muffler back on (missing the resonator and tailpipe).

Good info !

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