RE: IML: Muffler vs Resonator

[Jøran "slayer" Vordal <slayerking88@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Eric.

When I ordered a muffler from USA for my 1972 Imp, the company in the states 
told me it was a resonator, not a muffler. My english isn't that good, so I 
didn't know the difference, hehe.

> From Joran Vordal, Norway.

> From: "Eric" <virgil_97219@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Subject: IML: Muffler vs Resonator
> Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 08:18:28 -0800
>
> Someone correct me if I'm wrong. It seems that I've read that a resonator 
> is a muffler but because of it's positioning downstream of a muffler, it's 
> termed a resonator. Can someone elaborate on the distinction?
>
> Eric
> '63 Crown Four-Door
> '63 Belvedere Four-Door sedan
> '72 Newport Custom sedan
>
>
> > The parts book calls both of them "mufflers", and
> > they look like mufflers
> > to me.  I looked under my '66 Coupe barn find, and
> > there's a pair of
> > mufflers under there.  In addition, the line drawing
> > in the FSM clearly
> > shows mufflers.  I think what the factory was trying
> > to tell us is when the
> > exhaust is done correctly you don't need resonators.
>
>
>
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