What did most people pay for a whole new exhaust with resonator and muffler? I am in Sacramento, any good shops around here, also can I re-use the stock resonator, it is rusty but not holey. With exhaust it will be a runner after sitting under a tarp in a backyard for 12 years.
Kevin
Exhaust advice
Re: Exhaust advice
Kevin,
You can reuse your old resonator. I never thought it did very much. Midas Muffler used to sell the tailpipe section without a resonator (they claimed it was incorporated into their muffler). If there was a difference between the tailpipe with resonator and a tailpipe without resonator, it was never noticeable to me because the exhaust noise is not very loud on a 600 after the muffler. As I remember, the resonator just changed the exhaust sound.
good luck,
Dale
You can reuse your old resonator. I never thought it did very much. Midas Muffler used to sell the tailpipe section without a resonator (they claimed it was incorporated into their muffler). If there was a difference between the tailpipe with resonator and a tailpipe without resonator, it was never noticeable to me because the exhaust noise is not very loud on a 600 after the muffler. As I remember, the resonator just changed the exhaust sound.
good luck,
Dale
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> did most people pay for a whole new exhaust with resonator and muffler? I am > in Sacramento, any good shops around here, also can I re-use the stock > resonator, it is rusty but not holey. With exhaust it will be a runner after > sitting under a tarp in a backyard for 12 > years.
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Re: Exhaust advice
HI Kevin and others,
Follow this web link and you will find a french method to build a new exhaust. I'm not sure it is a time saving method but the result looks correct.
http://honda.snz.xooit.fr/t578-N-600-ma ... .htm?q=bzh*
*bzh stands for Bretagne, the most western region of France.
Hope your car is soon back on the road : Pierre
Follow this web link and you will find a french method to build a new exhaust. I'm not sure it is a time saving method but the result looks correct.
http://honda.snz.xooit.fr/t578-N-600-ma ... .htm?q=bzh*
*bzh stands for Bretagne, the most western region of France.
Hope your car is soon back on the road : Pierre
Re: Exhaust advice
I paid about $325 to replace everything behind the exhaust manifold (except my NOS muffler ) last year with custom-bent pipes to match the originals. No resonator though. The guy that built the exhaust did offer to put in a cherry bomb type muffler in the resonator's spot, but I passed on it. He was probably a bit pricey, but did a careful job.
I took pictures as the job was being done; if I find them I will post them.
Steve
I took pictures as the job was being done; if I find them I will post them.
Steve
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> What did most people pay for a whole new exhaust with resonator and > muffler? I am in Sacramento, any good shops around here, also can I re-use the > stock resonator, it is rusty but not holey. With exhaust it will be a runner > after sitting under a tarp in a backyard for 12 > years.
> Kevin