Mazda 626 2.0L Magnaflow exhaust no resonator

The title pretty much says it all.
I've had the exhaust for one day, so I doubt it's broken in.

Ebay CAI (works great, thank you)
Top Speed Pro 1 header (supposedly, got it off ebay, so I'm not sure)
Stock Cat
No Resonator
2.25" piping from cat to Magnaflow muffler #12225

NO, I DIDN'T NOTICE A DIFFERENCE IN POWER.

The first clip is with a cold exhaust. The engine was also cold, so I only went up to 4k rpms. The Magnaflow sounds noticeably different after it's warmed up, and that's what the second clip shows. It's more noticeably in person, i think. The rasp from 2500-3000 rpms disappears and it sounds deeper overall. There is still a high pitched rasp from about 4000-6000 rpms.

Most videos sound worse than in person, but I think this actually sounds better in the video than in person. I hate the way it sounds and I can't wait to get a resonator back on it. Hopefully that will fix all of the raspyness.

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• Mazda
• 626
• 2.0l
• manual
• rev
• exhaust
• magnaflow
• no
• resonator
• stock
• cat
• top
• speed
• pro
• header

[energydrink69]

you cant notice difference in power if you change only last part :)