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There's a lot you can learn about the purpose of a resonator – it's more than a random pipe funneling exhaust gases through your system. So, what does a resonator do on an exhaust system? A resonator's purpose is to modulate and change your exhaust note, fine-tuning it into a more organized pattern. Essentially, an exhaust resonator acts as a large echo chamber.
By manipulating the frequency of sound waves, an exhaust resonator removes high-pitched noises and annoying hums and buzzes for a smoother exhaust note. While it doesn't affect the volume, exhaust resonators are perfect for reducing noise and drone together with the muffler, making cruising speeds better for the driver and passengers. If car owners are experiencing drone within a specific RPM range, an exhaust resonator can help correct it.
Additionally, exhaust resonators play an essential role in the exhaust evacuation process, helping your engine produce more power and reduce fuel consumption.
Not all exhaust resonators are designed the same way. However, all contain some form of sound-dampening material wrapped around perforated tubes of carefully chosen lengths and diameters.
Primarily, the resonator in a car works based on something called destructive interference – the same technology found in noise-canceling headphones. When high and low-pitched sound frequencies hit an exhaust resonator, they bounce off the outer walls (resonating), canceling out higher, more annoying tones to eliminate exhaust drone. Additionally, this makes the job of your muffler easier without robbing you of any efficiency or power from the engine.
Ideally, a resonator is designed to work in frequency ranges where the engine makes the most noise. However, even if the frequency is not precisely what the resonator was tuned for, it still can produce some destructive interference.
If you're thinking about installing an aftermarket exhaust resonator, there are a few things you'll want to keep in mind to ensure the best results.
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If you're considering installing an aftermarket exhaust resonator in your car, you have a few options. You can either take it to a professional or get it done independently. If you're a DIYer through and through, there are a few things to keep in mind during the installation process. Here are our best tips for DIY exhaust resonator installation:
CORSA exhaust resonators are a part of our Pro Series line of products designed to outperform the competition and give you an exhaust note unlike any other. Check out this short video to get a better view of our line of exhaust resonators, as well as our entire Pro Series line.
Now that you understand what a resonator is, look to CORSA PERFORMANCE for the best exhaust resonators in the industry. With unmatched acoustic engineering, CORSA's performance exhaust resonators can help you in your pursuit to find the perfect exhaust note, increase your performance and eliminate annoying drone while on the road. Don't settle for your stock parts. Perfect your sound and performance with a CORSA exhaust resonator today. If you need any help finding the right fit for your make and model, contact us anytime.
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