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Old Jun 21, 2013 | 05:29 PM
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I got a Greddy2 a while back, and when installed it sounded sexy.. Nice lil purr/growl that sounded awesome while idle.

I've been noticing as of late it sounds very airy.. Throaty? Not in a good way.. Like kinda farty... It sounds ok when I floor it, although I'm more hearing my CAI over my exhaust... but man it doesn't sound anything like it did new.

Is there any maintenance I can do to make it sound great again?

I checked for exhaust leaks and found my gasket to the CAT was rusted out and blown, so I've replaced that... No leaks that I can find at this point...

I'm hoping the answer isn't "replace the muffler" or something, because it all still looks really good after 4-ish years.
 
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Have you checked your cat? It may be going out, which would definitely make the car sound more raspy
 
Old Jun 24, 2013 | 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by hondafreak91c
Have you checked your cat? It may be going out, which would definitely make the car sound more raspy
Yeah.... I was worried someone would say something like that...

Anyone else with any input? More specifically, what am I looking for? I suppose I'd take off the b-pipe from the cat, and look inside.... I guess I'd look for -- rust?

I'd hate to go try and get a new cat and that not be the issue :P
 
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