Dynomax VT Muffler
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Dynomax VT Muffler
Anyone try these yet? I've been wondering about em since I saw an ad. Was considering running em on my Firebird, but wanted to see if anyone's actually tried em yet. I saw some clips on Youtube, but most were trucks or were of poor quality, so they didn't help much. If they aren't worth it, I'll just go with a conventional muffler.
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Re: Dynomax VT Muffler
something concerns me with a valve opening in the exhaust considering most exhaust has a tendency to get dirty or may keep the valve from opening fully given time but what do i know? im durn sure not an engineer
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Re: Dynomax VT Muffler
Well, I'm sure not an engineer either, lol, but that's pretty much what held me back from fully trusting it. I would think the spring, and that whole assembly itself I guess, would fail at some point as conditions change.
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Re: Dynomax VT Muffler
not a fan of this at all. just another thing to mess up eventually.
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Re: Dynomax VT Muffler
he doesnt have it on the car yet.Hes waiting to have his y pipe and the rest of his exhaust done but in sure he will post a sound clip.I cant wait to hear it cause i`ve been wanting one myself.
Sorry to answer for you mike.hope you didnt mind.
Sorry to answer for you mike.hope you didnt mind.
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i also dont like the idea of the flapper, eventually it will rust up and stick, either open or closed or in the middle somewhere.
its more of a gimmick for some quick sales, little more.
its more of a gimmick for some quick sales, little more.
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Re: Dynomax VT Muffler
I think this muffler is pretty neat. Maybe the metal inside is corrosion-resistant. And I heard that they offer a lifetime warranty so if that's true I wouldn't mind getting this muffler when the time comes. It's perfect for when you're hauling a bunch of ladies in your car and gotta keep it quiet to keep em comfortable, but when they're gone you can open it up and let her roar.
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