Putting on Rhino muffs today, should I remove resonator too? Please reply

[SHOntell]

I am getting Rhino 909's put on at 4:00 today (FRI). I am debating whether or not to remove the resonator. I want sound but not too much interior. Should I just do it and say the **** with it or is the sound good enough with resonator still in-tact. Me engine is LOUD when the secondaries kick in and I love that, so does my son, so I can't imagine the muffs being louder. Let me know, I am leaning towards just doing it. Can't wait

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1997 Ebony Satin
K&N Open cone filter
Colgan SHO Bra
6x9 Nakamichi sub, 5x7 Bostons in rear running on an Alpine V-Power amp and 5x7 Kenwoods in doors

 

[LASTSHO]

I called you....call me back!

I'd leave it...then you can see if you want it louder.

Its only $30 to take it out or put it back anyway.

You can take mine for a spin on the 24th too

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Mark
'99 Black 36K
Lots-O-Mods...
The LASTSHO's Pics

 

[wuzzzer]

I'm more than happy with having the resonator still intact.
Then again, maybe my opinion will change when I hear Hlady's car on the 24th!

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Mark
'97 Pacific Green
http://www.picturetrail.com/wuzzzer
Roush Sport Lowering Springs
Porterized
K&N Filtercharger
Rhino mufflers (909 series)
Nakayama Racing Sports tips
17" Team Loco #150 wheels/Dunlop SP Sport 4000 tires (spring/summer/fall)
Bridgestone Blizzaks (winter)