Got a 2018 SR midnight edition, is it like wake your neighbors loud? I want aggressive and noise but I don’t want obnoxious where it’s low key disrupting
@@loganhall8790 aye man i have a 2018 nissan altima sr with a muffler deleted and to answer your question, no its not obnoxiously loud..its perfect!!! i also have a magnaflow resonator so its like a deep loud growl👍🏾🔥
6 month update: Mufflers are still off! Car still sounds great and police never bothered me about it even when I got pulled over for other stuff. Being from Wisconsin it gets really cold here so the cold starts sound fantastic. Once in a while I'll get a crackle or pop which is nice too! Put 18k miles since this and it hasn't bothered me in terms of being annoying or anything like that. Oh and if you put it in Ds mode it kinda sounds nicer because it's mimicking a real automatic so when it drops the rpms it sounds like a normal car shifting even though it's not and if doesn't really make the car faster 😂
@@tylerarnold3971 the fact that someone thinks a shitty muffler delete of a 4 banger Altima sounds like a gtr which is a v6 and the fact that it is compared to a completely different engine at all lol, that doesn’t sound similar at all. Not to mention the only way it could somehow come anywhere to making sense would be talking about the exhaust sound at idle, which is just rumbling which doesn’t sound the same other than the fact it’s lower tone at idle. So yeah I just think it’s a pretty retarded non car thing to say it sounds like it, but again this is a video of a city car 4 banger altima with the muffler cut off so the viewers of this video do not surprise me.
SPOT ON WITH EVERYTHING U TALKED ABOUT. I got a 2019 and it sound so nice just as yours. Muffler delete with aftermarket resonator with nice pops at 3k rpm.
Have you gotten pulled over for doing this or any problems yet? And what do you prefer for me to get, I’ve been thinking if I should get my resonator delete or a muffler delete don’t know what would sound better. Got any tips or info?
By me it's technically illegal but I haven't gotten bothered about it. I got pulled over for speeding and they didn't say anything. It's quiet at idle and cruising speeds. I heard that taking the resonator off might make it sound raspy and way louder that's why I didn't do it. Take off the mufflers yourself since they're bolted on and see if you like the sound and if it's good enough. Winter is here in Wisconsin and the cold starts sound amazing!!
Hi I have a question and it’s totally off from this video but I was trying to look for a video I have a 2014 Nissan Al a SV very similar to yours apparently when I got Back from the autobody shop they never connected my horn so I can’t use my horn is there a video where it shows me how to assemble or open up and see what the problem is on my horn to fix it because I know the horns not broken but he never connected it back so I was wondering if you have a video for that
Kevin Lopez as long as the diameter of the tip is the same as the pipe so they weld on together. He provided them. Bend the pipes himself and had the tips
Did you only do a muffler delete? I have a 2013 3.5SL and I don’t really know what I should do to get more sound. Should I get resonator and muffler delete or would that be too loud for a V6?
So I did a muffler delete like I commented previously on my 14 altima 2.5 SV and it has a little bit of drone. Have you experienced this? And if so, have you done anything to remedy it?
@@graybenyo6735 that head rattling buzz at higher RPMs. Mine specifically did it at 2900-3100 RPMs. I fixed it by getting different muffler tips that protrude past the bumper about 1.5-2 inches so the sound is past the bumper.
What year is your Altima ? I just got me a 2015 Altima 2 with 50,000 last week but now that I got it I hear there cvt transmissions don’t last long on the nissans .. Have you did any cvt fluid change on your car ? I see that your car has 155,000 on it ..
Thomas S the car had 155k kilometers on it during this video but now it has 152k miles. I changed the fluid every 30k miles. Haven't had an issue with it. Just be easy with it. Take off smooth and don't beat on it.
I just deleted the mufflers on my Altima as well but mine does not sound like this. What is your piping setup and all that? Did you delete resonator as well?
Domingo Candelaria just took the car on a 6k mile cross country trip in one week. That's just how the car is. Rpms climb fast. It was weird when I got to Colorado. 12k feet in the altitude car was at 5200 rpm on cruise control going 70 on a flat road.
MKE Car Connection do you have the original transmission or did you have to have it fixed already? I have a 2015 SV. Mine blew at under 50,000 miles. One thing I suggest EVERYONE with a Nissan CVT do is change the CVT fluid much sooner than the “recommended” intervals. My recommended interval is 60,000 miles, so I’d change the fluid at 30,000 to 45,000 to be safe. I think nissan intentionally lies about how many miles to change the transmission fluid, because they know their transmissions won’t last until that amount of miles.
MANSANDEM mine went out at 8k and then 40k now I'm at 160k with cvt fluid change every 30k since the second replacement. Aside from the occasional shutter it's been okay knock on wood. My buddy has a 2016 ans his just went out thr other day with 40k on it
What's the actual setup here though? I see you got the mufflers chopped up but you kept your cat and everything else? Mufflers were the only thing that changed?
I went to a mechanic who said he’d charge 1.1k to replace my cat and my o2 sensors so naturally i said, “nah” lol. since then i’ve been looking at things to do for my exhaust and i think i’m going to do this but replace the cat with a high flow one and to the muffler delete at the same time! thanks for the nice vid man, one of the best ones i’ve seen for sure!
The car was actually in kilometers. Right now I'm at 138k. I got it at 70 and replaced the fluid at 100k and will do it again when I reach 140k. I have not had any problems but it does jerk once and a while and alot in sport mode
@@mrbeatsman6767 I actually a tech for Nissan, regular maintained for cvt is 60k but I recommend around 45k miles. Honestly the best choice and should keep your cvt going for awhile
@@kevinsanchez4310 The only thing removed was the mufflers. They have a bracket that attaches it to the pipe so loosen that brackeet and the unhook the muffler from the front bushing and it'll come out. That's where my mechanic welded the new pipes that he custom bent in. I don't know what size pipes he used but I'm thinking they were 2-2.5 inch, My exhaust tip is three inches wide and I wish I would have gotten 4-inch tips instead i think they would look a lot better!!!!
The pipes were just steel pipes that my mechanic bent and welded in for me. The tips were from some company he works with so I don't have any information on them
All gas vehicles need back pressure or the engine exhaust value will get burned & then your vehicle will burn oil. If you don't plan on keeping your vehicle to long then burn rubber!
Yeah I know haha. She's on her last legs yet keeps moving. I've already bought a replacement car. I just use this as a errand runner. She's currently at 225k miles lmao
@@mkecarconnection3808 holy moly 225k miles, might be the top 5 highest in the country, mines at 100k I hope I ever get that close , I'ma do the muffler delete on mines for sure it won't be to loud but still have a good sound
@@carguytv7882 yeah I actuslly just drove it on a 6k mile road trip through the country. She was not happy. Heat and stop and go traffic was when it was worst. Would judder and buck. But she made it back and is back to normal altima. I still take it out on 2-300 mile trips. Bmw for longer than thay
Hiiii, what’s the difference between straight pipe and muffler delete. I’m a girl so I have no one to ask about it. I want my car the be loud but not too loud
Straight pipe is normally when you remove the catalytic converter and resonator. muffler delete is only removing the mufflers. Straight pipe would make the car much much louder. Message me on instagram @sammie_mke if you have more questions!
So cold weather start up when you're idling it's not loud but it is noticiable. Quiet down as car warms up. When driving even when I get up to 3k where it seems to be the most noticeable, you can still have a normal conversation over it. Not too loud. Idling with a warm engine or just cruising under 2k rpm and you don’t really notice any difference to the Car
MKE Car Connection fasho man. I might take off the mid pipe to see what it sounds like first, and if it sounds like s*** I’ll just put it back on. I’ll do a video when I do it
Devon Harris nice yeah I’d love to see a video. I’ve actually been driving this car a little harder in the city because of the sound especially since it’s cold af here in Wisconsin and it sounds so good but my mpg dropped. Kinda wish I got the g37xs that was sitting next to the Altima at the lot but oh well
Christian Cruz no you shouldn't ever get a check engine light when taking the mufflers off. I think if you take off the catalytic converter then you get a check engine light because you throw off a sensor or something like that but with mufflers you should always be good.
Milwaukee yes! I'm always down in Chicago atleast once a week. Why didn't you wait and grab the '19 Altima? Follow my automotive Instagram maybe we can cross paths one day @sammie_mke
Yes and no. My MPG did go down a little but that was because i kept messing around and getting on the gas but once i went back to driving normal my mpgs returned to what they were before. I drive about 3k miles a month and get 29 combined and 37-42 highway
MKE Car Connection not bad at all, does it affect resale value or void any warranties mine already expired but I’m financing my car out and doubt dealership cares yk
The Boss it could affect resale value unless you sell it to someone who likes how it sounds 😂 but both ways keep the mufflers after you remove them. I have mine sitting iny garage so when I do get rid of the car I'll have a shop put them back on
The Boss no it won't affect the engine in the winter. Only difference you'll notice is it does get louder on start up during the winter months. Here is Wisconsin we have brutal winters and I've had no issues
"Cruising on the hwy going 80-100" 😂
Muffler delete sounds the best for altimas. Not too loud
Got a 2018 SR midnight edition, is it like wake your neighbors loud? I want aggressive and noise but I don’t want obnoxious where it’s low key disrupting
@@loganhall8790 aye man i have a 2018 nissan altima sr with a muffler deleted and to answer your question, no its not obnoxiously loud..its perfect!!! i also have a magnaflow resonator so its like a deep loud growl👍🏾🔥
I have a 2013 2.5 this def makes me want a straight pipe
"Doesn't sound like a civic" I love it 🤣🤣🤣
6 month update:
Mufflers are still off! Car still sounds great and police never bothered me about it even when I got pulled over for other stuff. Being from Wisconsin it gets really cold here so the cold starts sound fantastic. Once in a while I'll get a crackle or pop which is nice too! Put 18k miles since this and it hasn't bothered me in terms of being annoying or anything like that. Oh and if you put it in Ds mode it kinda sounds nicer because it's mimicking a real automatic so when it drops the rpms it sounds like a normal car shifting even though it's not and if doesn't really make the car faster 😂
Would it work for any Nissan Altima 2.5 year?
You can get a crackle tune on a altima? If so where do I look into that
just sounds like a less scary gtr niceeee
Haha yeah people are always surprised at how good it sounds for what it is.
Did you just say a 2.5 in-line 4 sounds like a “less scary gtr”? Kms
@@Lsutton04_ whats your problem?
@@tylerarnold3971 the fact that someone thinks a shitty muffler delete of a 4 banger Altima sounds like a gtr which is a v6 and the fact that it is compared to a completely different engine at all lol, that doesn’t sound similar at all. Not to mention the only way it could somehow come anywhere to making sense would be talking about the exhaust sound at idle, which is just rumbling which doesn’t sound the same other than the fact it’s lower tone at idle. So yeah I just think it’s a pretty retarded non car thing to say it sounds like it, but again this is a video of a city car 4 banger altima with the muffler cut off so the viewers of this video do not surprise me.
@@Lsutton04_ who filled your oreos with toothpaste? calm down
My friend did this to his Altima. Sounds awesome for a 4 banger!
SPOT ON WITH EVERYTHING U TALKED ABOUT. I got a 2019 and it sound so nice just as yours. Muffler delete with aftermarket resonator with nice pops at 3k rpm.
Can you tell me what aftermarket resonator you bought ?
Came here to make sure if I do it it won’t sound like trash
it’ll sound like ass if you get a straight pipe with 0 mufflers and no cats
“Surprisingly it’s good”, no it’s pretty awesome!
I changed mine around a lot and now it sounds great
Im getting a muffler delete on my 14' altima next week, im excited
Update
Same aha
Can you use the standard tips on the new pipes?
Fuckin' love it! I jus bought an Altima today.
Made me smile love it
I have a 2010 Nissan Altima it’s blacked out and idk what to do with it either straight pipe or muffle delete and resonators
Have you gotten pulled over for doing this or any problems yet? And what do you prefer for me to get, I’ve been thinking if I should get my resonator delete or a muffler delete don’t know what would sound better. Got any tips or info?
By me it's technically illegal but I haven't gotten bothered about it. I got pulled over for speeding and they didn't say anything. It's quiet at idle and cruising speeds. I heard that taking the resonator off might make it sound raspy and way louder that's why I didn't do it. Take off the mufflers yourself since they're bolted on and see if you like the sound and if it's good enough. Winter is here in Wisconsin and the cold starts sound amazing!!
Jawz E7 check out my video on my Altima. I did the resonator delete on mine with the mufflers
Sounds good, did you get any codes or check engine light for muffler delete ?
Omar Aguilar nope
Hi I have a question and it’s totally off from this video but I was trying to look for a video I have a 2014 Nissan Al a SV very similar to yours apparently when I got Back from the autobody shop they never connected my horn so I can’t use my horn is there a video where it shows me how to assemble or open up and see what the problem is on my horn to fix it because I know the horns not broken but he never connected it back so I was wondering if you have a video for that
4:18 Not anymore. LOL
4:55 Damn. You're fast like me.
LOLz
Can you use any exhaust tips after and did you buy the pipes also or did he provide them?
Kevin Lopez as long as the diameter of the tip is the same as the pipe so they weld on together. He provided them. Bend the pipes himself and had the tips
Did you only do a muffler delete? I have a 2013 3.5SL and I don’t really know what I should do to get more sound. Should I get resonator and muffler delete or would that be too loud for a V6?
For that I’d say just do a muffler delete. Would be too droney on the highway without resonator
Did you ever a muffler delete? I have a 3.5 also and curious what that sounds like
So I did a muffler delete like I commented previously on my 14 altima 2.5 SV and it has a little bit of drone. Have you experienced this? And if so, have you done anything to remedy it?
I haven't experienced any real drone. People ride with me all the time and comment on how quiet it is.
What’s drone mean??
@@graybenyo6735 that head rattling buzz at higher RPMs. Mine specifically did it at 2900-3100 RPMs. I fixed it by getting different muffler tips that protrude past the bumper about 1.5-2 inches so the sound is past the bumper.
Image a v6 would sound amazing
try to find the spoiler that goes with it, makes the back look 10 times better
What year is your Altima ? I just got me a 2015 Altima 2 with 50,000 last week but now that I got it I hear there cvt transmissions don’t last long on the nissans .. Have you did any cvt fluid change on your car ? I see that your car has 155,000 on it ..
Thomas S the car had 155k kilometers on it during this video but now it has 152k miles. I changed the fluid every 30k miles. Haven't had an issue with it. Just be easy with it. Take off smooth and don't beat on it.
MKE Car Connection Thank you for replying
I have a 2018 Nissan Altima sv (stock) what do you recommend? I would love for my car to sound like this
I just removed the mufflers thats all. Didn’t want to go too loud or droney
I just deleted the mufflers on my Altima as well but mine does not sound like this. What is your piping setup and all that? Did you delete resonator as well?
Nope. Just the mufflers. I took them off where they hooked on and just welded maybe a foot and a half of pipe on each side.
My car sounds like it still has one muffler on so I’m not sure what I need to do to make it sound like yours. I like the way yours sounds
@@worldofstreetracing5292 what year is yours? You have the dual exhaust right? One muffler on each side?
@@mkecarconnection3808 yes. I had 2 mufflers. They removed both. Mine is a 2013 Altima sv
I have a 15 Altima 4 cylinder and now I wanna do a muffler delete.
Your RPMs get pretty high pretty fast even when not going so fast. Something isn’t right. Did your car always do that?
MANSANDEM yeah it's always been like this. Maybe cause it's a cvt that's what I assumed
Domingo Candelaria just took the car on a 6k mile cross country trip in one week. That's just how the car is. Rpms climb fast. It was weird when I got to Colorado. 12k feet in the altitude car was at 5200 rpm on cruise control going 70 on a flat road.
MKE Car Connection do you have the original transmission or did you have to have it fixed already? I have a 2015 SV. Mine blew at under 50,000 miles. One thing I suggest EVERYONE with a Nissan CVT do is change the CVT fluid much sooner than the “recommended” intervals. My recommended interval is 60,000 miles, so I’d change the fluid at 30,000 to 45,000 to be safe. I think nissan intentionally lies about how many miles to change the transmission fluid, because they know their transmissions won’t last until that amount of miles.
MANSANDEM mine went out at 8k and then 40k now I'm at 160k with cvt fluid change every 30k since the second replacement. Aside from the occasional shutter it's been okay knock on wood. My buddy has a 2016 ans his just went out thr other day with 40k on it
What's the actual setup here though? I see you got the mufflers chopped up but you kept your cat and everything else? Mufflers were the only thing that changed?
Chandler Heard Yeah mufflers were the only thing touched. Didn't touch the cat or resonator.
@@mkecarconnection3808 alright cool, thanks man. This helped me make my decision on what to do
Don’t take the cats off worst mistake you can make it’s insanely loud
Thats why i didnt. My biggest issue was i heard there would be an annoying amount of drone on the highway if you take the cats off
I went to a mechanic who said he’d charge 1.1k to replace my cat and my o2 sensors so naturally i said, “nah” lol. since then i’ve been looking at things to do for my exhaust and i think i’m going to do this but replace the cat with a high flow one and to the muffler delete at the same time! thanks for the nice vid man, one of the best ones i’ve seen for sure!
Got straight pipes on mine but it doesn’t sound anything like that
I see you have 150k miles, have you needed to replace the cvt? I own a 2014 altima with 34k miles and was wondering when I should worry about the cvt
The car was actually in kilometers. Right now I'm at 138k. I got it at 70 and replaced the fluid at 100k and will do it again when I reach 140k. I have not had any problems but it does jerk once and a while and alot in sport mode
@@mkecarconnection3808 sweet, thank you, i was quite worried my car wasn't worth modifying until I swapped the trans
@@mrbeatsman6767 I actually a tech for Nissan, regular maintained for cvt is 60k but I recommend around 45k miles. Honestly the best choice and should keep your cvt going for awhile
@@dinggyboy44 thank you very much!!!
Where did u get it done I’m from Wisconsin aswell
Shaun Marchek shop in Milwaukee called quiet zone
Nice sound! Do you still have cat?
Javier gonzalez yeah cat is still on and so is resonator
I have a 2016 Nissan Altima sedan , and I like how you did your set up. Can you give me a full list of what was removed and added on?
And this is the first time I’m doing this , does in matter what tip you get ?
Or does it have to be a specific size for every different muffler
@@kevinsanchez4310 The only thing removed was the mufflers. They have a bracket that attaches it to the pipe so loosen that brackeet and the unhook the muffler from the front bushing and it'll come out. That's where my mechanic welded the new pipes that he custom bent in. I don't know what size pipes he used but I'm thinking they were 2-2.5 inch, My exhaust tip is three inches wide and I wish I would have gotten 4-inch tips instead i think they would look a lot better!!!!
MKE Car Connection what new pipes did you use ?
The pipes were just steel pipes that my mechanic bent and welded in for me. The tips were from some company he works with so I don't have any information on them
Is It just muffler deleted and st8 pipe ?
How much did it cost you ?
How much did it cost?
I got my 2011 nissan altima muffler delete today with 5 inch tips
Nice!!! Follow my automotive Instagram account @sammie_mke and send me a dm with a pic!!!! I was thinking about going up a size in the tips!!
Peter Zavala im buying mine today 2011 also been saving my money and im so excited i cant sleep so im jus watching vids about it
Sweet!!!!!
Dope
Get a cold air intake. Improves the sound and makes it backfire
I've toyed with the idea of installing a CIA but haven't gotten around to it!!!1
Yea man u dont even need an expensive one u definitely wont regret getting one
how much this cost you?? Thinking of doing this with my '13 altima
joaquin lmk if he replies lol bc I wanna know too
@@tydortch3063 in an older comment he said around $150
150 bucks. 100 for the muffler delete and pipes and 50 bucks for the black tips
What’s the piping size?
How much did it run you to get the shop to do a muffler delete for you and put on new pipes?
He charged 100 for the muffler delete and to bend new pipes and 50 for those black tips so 150
All gas vehicles need back pressure or the engine exhaust value will get burned & then your vehicle will burn oil. If you don't plan on keeping your vehicle to long then burn rubber!
Idk. Im up 100k miles since this video (yeah I drive alot) and haven't noticed any oil loss or burning. Comes out just as golden as the oil goes in
Muffler is only to make it quieter catalytic converters are for that
how much did it cost roughly?
100 bucks to remove the mufflers and bend/weld new pipes and 25 bucks for each tail pipe tip
Dude yoir cvt is slipping like crazy ! , when the rpms go up like that and it never accelerates it's slipping, be careful take eye to that
Yeah I know haha. She's on her last legs yet keeps moving. I've already bought a replacement car. I just use this as a errand runner. She's currently at 225k miles lmao
@@mkecarconnection3808 holy moly 225k miles, might be the top 5 highest in the country, mines at 100k I hope I ever get that close , I'ma do the muffler delete on mines for sure it won't be to loud but still have a good sound
@@carguytv7882 yeah I actuslly just drove it on a 6k mile road trip through the country. She was not happy. Heat and stop and go traffic was when it was worst. Would judder and buck. But she made it back and is back to normal altima. I still take it out on 2-300 mile trips. Bmw for longer than thay
Hiiii, what’s the difference between straight pipe and muffler delete. I’m a girl so I have no one to ask about it. I want my car the be loud but not too loud
Straight pipe is normally when you remove the catalytic converter and resonator. muffler delete is only removing the mufflers. Straight pipe would make the car much much louder. Message me on instagram @sammie_mke if you have more questions!
🤔 you take off muffler and straight pipe it it’s best to get a new exhaust to straight pipe it
if only they made manual
Where did you get those pipes bro
My mechanic pulled them out from under his desk lmao
i have a 3.5 6 cylinder. would it still sound good or would it sound like to much?
Lil Stiff Sock it'll sound better
MKE Car Connection Okay thank you.
How loud is it on the inside?
So cold weather start up when you're idling it's not loud but it is noticiable. Quiet down as car warms up. When driving even when I get up to 3k where it seems to be the most noticeable, you can still have a normal conversation over it. Not too loud. Idling with a warm engine or just cruising under 2k rpm and you don’t really notice any difference to the Car
Gona do this to mine
how much was it to get this done??
100$ to remove mufflers and weld new pipes and 50$ for two new black tips (which were welded on)
How's the highway drone?
ChillMsm not too bad. Only when It gets around 3k rpm. Did a 6000 mile road trip this week and wasn't bothered by it
No check engine?
kjoek nope. Put 80k with this setup. Zero issues. Zero lights. Zero codes
What pipes did you get?
He just cut and bent regular pipes i think they're 2.5 inchs wide but double check.
I might do this on my 16 rogue
Devon Harris it might sound weird on the rogue because it only has one muffler and breaths different 🤔
MKE Car Connection fasho man. I might take off the mid pipe to see what it sounds like first, and if it sounds like s*** I’ll just put it back on. I’ll do a video when I do it
Devon Harris nice yeah I’d love to see a video. I’ve actually been driving this car a little harder in the city because of the sound especially since it’s cold af here in Wisconsin and it sounds so good but my mpg dropped. Kinda wish I got the g37xs that was sitting next to the Altima at the lot but oh well
Did you get a check engine light after this ?
Christian Cruz no you shouldn't ever get a check engine light when taking the mufflers off. I think if you take off the catalytic converter then you get a check engine light because you throw off a sensor or something like that but with mufflers you should always be good.
Thanks
just del my muff and res on my ‘19 Altima
Should have put it in sport mode and ten overdrive
Sport mode makes no difference in sound. It's just like brining the rpms up to 3k.
Did he say he gos 80-100 on the highway
the highway near me is 75 anyways and people will go easily 90-100 in the left lane
Will it pass emissions?
Yup no issues
How much did this cost??
2AM TV 150
youre in wisconsin? i have a 2018 altima im in chicago
Milwaukee yes! I'm always down in Chicago atleast once a week. Why didn't you wait and grab the '19 Altima? Follow my automotive Instagram maybe we can cross paths one day @sammie_mke
@@mkecarconnection3808 just needed an update from 07 Altima hmu on Instagram @damianek1997
How much was it?
I paid 10 for her back in April 2018
How much was it
100 bucks to remove the mufflers and bend and weld new pipes. 50 bucks for two black tips and to weld those on. Total 150
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More hp?
Ehhh I don't think so I don't see any difference in performance
eddie rosa there will be a gain but only like a couple hp. It’s mostly just the sound.
You’ll only really see a difference in HP if you go to a 3” pipe
Haha more hp
9 mpg? I have 28
I was idling for a while. I usual get 26. Also you should subscribe :)
Does it ruin mpg?
Yes and no. My MPG did go down a little but that was because i kept messing around and getting on the gas but once i went back to driving normal my mpgs returned to what they were before. I drive about 3k miles a month and get 29 combined and 37-42 highway
MKE Car Connection not bad at all, does it affect resale value or void any warranties mine already expired but I’m financing my car out and doubt dealership cares yk
MKE Car Connection aswell as that in winter is it worse for your engine since the exhaust is not there ?
The Boss it could affect resale value unless you sell it to someone who likes how it sounds 😂 but both ways keep the mufflers after you remove them. I have mine sitting iny garage so when I do get rid of the car I'll have a shop put them back on
The Boss no it won't affect the engine in the winter. Only difference you'll notice is it does get louder on start up during the winter months. Here is Wisconsin we have brutal winters and I've had no issues
bruh block your license plate
Jason Alati haha no point
V4?
Bro gets 9.1 mpg that’s horrible
Haha I had recently reset it and was idling alot. I normally average 26 overall.
@@mkecarconnection3808 ahh
How much did it cost?
Shop charged me 100 to take the mufflers off and just put pipes. The black tips he ordered came to 50$ to total 150!
MKE Car Connection might have to look into this now🤧
Cheap but fun mod. Get compliments all the time