When im on the gas I dont hear the noise, when i let the gas pedal go and the rpms rev down there is like a loud clicking noise almost like a raddle sound comming from under the car

any idea?

 

do u have turbo xs test pipes ?

 

Yup

 

i have the same thing on a stock exhaust with turbio xs test pipes when it drops from like 3500 to 1k ish it gives a lil crackle and hiss right

 

no it sounds like when you were younger and put a playing card in the spokes of your bike and it flapped around.

i think its my flex pipe, its almost gone lol from being so low

 

If that's the sound you hear, that's an exhaust leak. I had that exact issue before.

 

yea i figured it was an exhaust leak. i need to get my y pipe re-fabed.

***** annoying.

 

Material inside catelitic converters is loose and rattling. You need new catalytic converters.

 

Or just get rid of them

 

yea i think im going to get rid of my cat. and have the muffler shop get rid of my flex pipes.

 

your making no senes you said you have turbo xs test pipes but you have cats ?
makes no sense what is installed as your exhaust

 

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Sounds like normal rasp to me.

 

yea i know i was talking about the resonator.

i dont have cats

 

the only thing it, it doesnt really make that noise when i rev it up.


only when im cruising down the street or highway and i let go of the gas and my rpms are dropping slowly. like when i get in first gear and drive down the block and then while its winding up i let go of the gas and then it makes that noise till i come to a stop or get back on the gas.