i know nothing when it comes to mechanics but i want my 08 Chrysler 300C 5.7 RWD to have a throaty rumble when i accelerate and quiet at idle. If you could give any suggestions on a brand and what is needed, i would be grateful.
The difference is how many wheels are pushing/pulling the vehicle along. All wheel will help if you are driving in the snow and on ice a lot, but a front wheel drive helps with this too. Rear-wheel drive pushes you along the road while front wheel pulls. When on slippery terrain (whether it be paved or not) front-wheel is better than rear because of the pulling factor. But, all-wheel drive is a good choice because if one or more of your tires cannot get traction, you are more likely to be able to drive with all-wheel. Again, this only really matters if you're going to be driving in the snow or anything like that. I'm not exactly sure on this, but it seems all-wheel drive would be more of a gas-user because it would be pushing all 4 wheels instead of only 2.
hi ALI well wheel balancing does effect how a car drives as does wheel alignment.( tyre wear is the reason) wheel balancing will be noticeable at certain speeds the tendency to have wobbling steering wheel on a smooth road like a motorway and it will pull the steering wheel in your hands in one direction or the other, now the same is true of the steering alignment as well which can cause an accident. that is why it is difficult to separate which is causing the problem so to have both checked is a good idea at the same time. it also shows where certain parts of the steering and suspension need to parts replaced as they are worn out, failure to have this done usually results in a car accident. so if the steering wheel starts judder in your hands on a smooth road then it is time to have the wheel balancing and wheel alignment checked.
cat back is a name brand exhaust system.Try magnaflow
Greddy, Thermal, Apexi cat-back exhaust.is a full exhaust system connected to ur cat-converter
Cat back refers to:catalytic converter and back to the muffler then tail pipe. Most systems do not replace the catalytic converter. The name came from people that can not spell or pronounce catylitic converter
