JEGS
Resonator Eliminator w/ HP X-Pipe 2-1/2 in. for 2010-2014 Chevrolet Camaro SS 6.2L
555-30428
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JEGS 555-30428 Resonator Eliminator w/ HP X-Pipe Features:
- Replaces the restrictive OE-Style resonators & H-pipe for an aggressive exhaust tone
- Easy modification to the stock exhaust by cutting out the H-pipe and resonators and replacing them with this upgraded section
- Aluminized steel for long life
- Includes: pipe assembly and four band clamps
- Overall Length: 36-1/2 in. Nominal
- Overall Width: 6 in. Nominal
FAQ
Does resonator delete increase HP?
- Yes, a resonator delete, like the JEGS 555-30428 Resonator Eliminator with HP X-Pipe, can increase horsepower by reducing exhaust restriction and improving flow.
What does a resonator delete do?
- A resonator delete eliminates the resonator from the exhaust system, reducing back pressure, enhancing exhaust flow, and potentially increasing horsepower and producing a more aggressive exhaust tone.
Do I need a resonator on my exhaust?
- No, a resonator is not strictly necessary. Some prefer a resonator delete for increased performance and a more pronounced exhaust sound.
What is the purpose of the resonator in the exhaust system?
The resonator's main purpose is to reduce exhaust noise and provide sound tuning. Removing it can alter the exhaust tone and improve performance.
Specifications:
Will this fit the convertible 2012 Camaro ss automatic
Will this work on my 2012 camaro 1ss with the L99?
Will this work 2010 ss with factory installed borla exhaust?
Will this work with a 2018 camaro ss?
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